school shoes

[//LATTE//]

im wondering what you guys (who are still going to classes) wear to school/uni etc.

 

[LifeNatureLove]

Every now and then, flips flops
Rain boots (it rains nearly everyday here)
but mostly, ballet flats

 

[Stargirl52]

We have to have either black lace ups or t-bars, so I wear either the generic black school uniform shoes, or vintage $2 t-bars with cut-out details from my local thrift shop. They hurt my feet lots, so I have to be selective about when I wear them.

-G.

 

[Diorling]

I wore pretty much whatever I wanted at my last highschool, Puma Roma, Mostro, flip flops, a whole range. They didnt care what shoes we wore, the shoes allowed us to express ourselves...

 

[lara_banana]

haha, i have to wear the ugly plain black chunky lace ups... the most aargh things in the world and the school has got this tiny socks with a marron stripe going around the top, it makes ur ankle look sooo ugly!
can anyone beat that???

 

[Stargirl52]

Hm... in the summer we have to wear bottle green tiny skirts with no pleats and black pinstripes. That's pretty damned bad. Doesn't your school have a t-bars option? Most schools I know of do, read the uniform code carefully...


-G.

 

[TheSoCalledPrep]

I wear heels almost everyday... some flats...

Lots of nutsy shoes =D

 

[lara_banana]

nup no t-bar option, not even a ballet flat option. And the uniform is the most unflattering thing ive seen in my life!!!

 

[Cola]

Converse.

 

[Echoes]

we have to wear bottle green tiny skirts with no pleats and black pinstripes.

I wear heels almost everyday...

Could be an interesting combination !!



Knew a girl in school who 'altered' her uniform quite nicely. Skirts were a typical blue plaid, and almost all of the girls wore theirs at knee length. Not Pat, she cut hers to about 15" !! And she was a TALL girl too !!!

 

[shopsmuch]

^ wow, you'd be kicked out if you wore your skirt that short at my school. They're super-strict on the rule that you can't have the skirt more than 3 inches above the knee. We have really specific shoe guidelines, only black or DARK brown DRESS shoes, so I wear ballet flats. This year, these shoes from Charles by Charles David, but they're pretty uncomfrotable and I have awful blisters so I'm trying to find a better pair... I really can't walk in them--I'm much better with heels--but I guess they're a lot more comfortable in the long run, and you certainly can't wear heels with a catholic school uniform unless you want to look like you're posing for a fetish magazine.

 

[Stargirl52]

Me too shopsmuch, HAS to be less than 10 cm above the knee while kneeling, they actually measure. I pray I haven't grown too much since summer...
We have to wear them with either long navy or short white socks, and a white button up short sleeved blouse. Icky ick ick.
Y'all who don't have to have school uniforms are lucky. Veeery lucky.

-G.

 

[Megann]

When I was in school we had a rule that you could not wear anything above a two inch heel. We could wear a skirt at knee lenght or dress pants.

 

[Echoes]

Funny thing was, the Nuns couldn't do anything about it, no matter how hard they tried.....

 

[peacelover142002]

ballet flats, vans, converse, adidas, boots occasionally

 

[xiao_ai009]

we don't have uniforms so I wear anything - flip flops when it's warm, sneakers, boots (wear them a lot in the winter), clogs, flats..

 

[seasecrets]

i usually wear ballet flats or sneakers to school. but we don't have uniforms so we can wear any kind of shoes we want.

 

[mr.minglesworth]

i just graduated...but during school i wore flip-flops almost every day...pumas sometimes. now that im out of high school, i still wear lots of flip flops, but sometimes loafers/mocassins or new balance sneakers because they're so comfy!

 

[Dego]

4"+ stilettos...

 

[Plastic'sWife]

Im glad someone started this thread...

I wear tennis and flip flops. But I walk to school so the flips flops mess up my feet and I try not to wear them. I just recently bought a pair of flats...
I want to look cute but I dont want to sacrifice comfort too much.