Online Retailer of Branded Shoes Offers Discounts for its Products
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Louisville, KY - ShoesMalls, a largest store online for designer clothing for men, women and kids offers up to 10% discount for its products. They offer replacement or refund for all the products if the customers are not satisfied with the product's quality. Shoesmalls are not just restricted with shoes that they also provide top brand clothes, sun glasses, handbags and more. Top brand shoes such as cheap puma shoes are available at $28.0
"Now, people are looking for top brand shoes because of their elegance, long lasting nature, and affordable rates. Therefore, we have filled our online store with top brand shoes namely cheap Nike air Jordan shoes, Puma, Gucci, Prada and more. Our top brand products are categorized under different section for men, women and kids, which can ease the searching process and guide you directly to the products you intended. You can also make use of our search options to identify a product swiftly", says a spokesperson for Shoesmalls.
"Try to avoid uncomfortable shoes, since it may cause muscle stiffness and other leg problems during running or walking. You can make use of Cheap Prada shoes that are designed to offer comfort and flexibility to your legs. If you are not satisfied with our product then you can get refund or replacement. Besides, we consistently update our website, so you can find all the latest products in our site without any difficulties", adds the spokesperson.
About ShoesMalls.Net:
ShoesMalls.Net is a largest store Online for designer clothing for men, women and kids. They offer top brand shoes namely Cheap Nike air Jordan shoes, cheap puma shoes, cheap Prada shoes and much more along with discount offers and guarantees.
For more details, log on to: http://www.shoesmalls.net/
MY THOUGHTS
I/ll take that advice anytime. No to beautiful shoes that are uncomfortable. If you're a beautiful shoe expert, you know what comfortable and uncomfortable means. Shopping for beautiful shoes is not like falling in love at first sight. You can't just buy shoes because of color or shape or even brand. You make a decision after you/ve walked around in it a little. How do you do that on line?
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Your Beautiful Shoes and Your Age
Dress Your Age, Not Your Shoe Size
By VERONICA RITTER
Asst. Life Editor
Published: Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Updated: Tuesday, September 6, 2011 22:09
"Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening." – Coco Chanel.
As we grow up, our styles and what we like change drastically in order to reflect the person that we are. If they haven't, then they should. As you become older, it's important to dress and look your age. At a certain point, it is crucial to graduate from one wardrobe and move on to the next.
Now, in only the second week of school, what you're wearing still matters to the teachers that don't know you yet, and to potential friends. What you wear has the power to attract or repel people.
When dressing yourself, you may want to ask, "What type of people am I trying to invite into my life?" Or, "What message am I conveying through my outfit?"
Believe me, what you are wearing speaks volumes before you even get the chance to say, "It's so nice to meet you."
First impressions are crucial, especially when they have the ability to affect you for the rest of the year in a classroom setting. Also, being aware of your outfit at a job interview is extremely important. People judge you based on how well you put yourself together. It's beneficial for you to start taking your clothing as seriously as you take yourself, and others will do the same.
College is that opportune time that students begin to realize for themselves what it's like to be considered and treated like an adult. Not only are students given the chance to find out who they are and what interests them, but also gives them an opportunity to start fresh and recreate themselves — wardrobe and all.
I'm not telling you to become obsessed with fashion or spend more time figuring out what to wear rather than studying by any means. What I am suggesting, though, is that you take a few extra minutes everyday in the thought and planning of an outfit.
If you've never thought about it before and just grabbed whatever was at the top of your clean laundry pile, just take a moment and ask yourself the important questions. Or perhaps, go through your closet to get rid of things that are no longer relevant to your life — like that miniskirt from eight grade or your T-shirts with the cheesy logos. It will only help you in the long run to make room for new and grown-up clothing in that third grade closet of yours.
Simple items like a blazer (for girls and guys) adds instant sophistication to an outfit. Also, other pieces such as a pair of chic flats, or even a not-so-high platform for girls, adds a mature touch. Guys, boat shoes and loafers do the trick most times as long as you're matching it with appropriate things on top, such as a simple colored crew or V-neck T-shirt.
Whether or not you've taken anything I've said to heart, try to remember these simple seven words. Dress your age, not your shoe size.
Email: veronica.ritter@ubspectrum.com
MY THOUGHTS
So, do you look your age in your beautiful shoes? Or do your beautiful look like it was meant for your teenage daughter or sister? I agree with the author, when shopping for beatiful shoes and wearing them, consider your age. You should draw attention, if you want to, because of your elegance and fashion sense. Not because people are sneering and laughing at you. You want your beautiful shoes to make you beautiful and not a laughing stock.
By VERONICA RITTER
Asst. Life Editor
Published: Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Updated: Tuesday, September 6, 2011 22:09
"Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening." – Coco Chanel.
As we grow up, our styles and what we like change drastically in order to reflect the person that we are. If they haven't, then they should. As you become older, it's important to dress and look your age. At a certain point, it is crucial to graduate from one wardrobe and move on to the next.
Now, in only the second week of school, what you're wearing still matters to the teachers that don't know you yet, and to potential friends. What you wear has the power to attract or repel people.
When dressing yourself, you may want to ask, "What type of people am I trying to invite into my life?" Or, "What message am I conveying through my outfit?"
Believe me, what you are wearing speaks volumes before you even get the chance to say, "It's so nice to meet you."
First impressions are crucial, especially when they have the ability to affect you for the rest of the year in a classroom setting. Also, being aware of your outfit at a job interview is extremely important. People judge you based on how well you put yourself together. It's beneficial for you to start taking your clothing as seriously as you take yourself, and others will do the same.
College is that opportune time that students begin to realize for themselves what it's like to be considered and treated like an adult. Not only are students given the chance to find out who they are and what interests them, but also gives them an opportunity to start fresh and recreate themselves — wardrobe and all.
I'm not telling you to become obsessed with fashion or spend more time figuring out what to wear rather than studying by any means. What I am suggesting, though, is that you take a few extra minutes everyday in the thought and planning of an outfit.
If you've never thought about it before and just grabbed whatever was at the top of your clean laundry pile, just take a moment and ask yourself the important questions. Or perhaps, go through your closet to get rid of things that are no longer relevant to your life — like that miniskirt from eight grade or your T-shirts with the cheesy logos. It will only help you in the long run to make room for new and grown-up clothing in that third grade closet of yours.
Simple items like a blazer (for girls and guys) adds instant sophistication to an outfit. Also, other pieces such as a pair of chic flats, or even a not-so-high platform for girls, adds a mature touch. Guys, boat shoes and loafers do the trick most times as long as you're matching it with appropriate things on top, such as a simple colored crew or V-neck T-shirt.
Whether or not you've taken anything I've said to heart, try to remember these simple seven words. Dress your age, not your shoe size.
Email: veronica.ritter@ubspectrum.com
MY THOUGHTS
So, do you look your age in your beautiful shoes? Or do your beautiful look like it was meant for your teenage daughter or sister? I agree with the author, when shopping for beatiful shoes and wearing them, consider your age. You should draw attention, if you want to, because of your elegance and fashion sense. Not because people are sneering and laughing at you. You want your beautiful shoes to make you beautiful and not a laughing stock.
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