You know it’s time to start
talking about rainy footwear selection when you just had one of your favorite
work go-to flats damaged from walking in the puddles. It happened one fateful
night, I was already contemplating switching to my “ugly shoes” after teaching
my Wednesday night class when for some reason (apparently it’s laziness to go
back to the gym and change, π€·) I decided against it. A heavy downpour occurred
and bye bye flats. Lol! π
Did I just really say I’m gonna
wear something ugly? Let’s discuss what the ugly trend is. While I would
directly point to a croc shoe (sorry to their fans π) as an ugly shoe, ugly fashion
is actually more than that. Simply put based on this article, this genre is driven
by influencers because of their desperate desire to be unique that they choose
article of clothing that may not be the most flattering or aesthetically
stunning in the moment. Think: deconstructed tops, sporty slides or chunky
boots for example. Get it?
It’s no-brainer why my entry for
this trend would have to be these Adidas alpha-bounce I got earlier this year. It’s
simply because I purchased this from the men’s section. The color was never made
available to the women’s and I reckon I wouldn’t have a size for it in that
division either. It still piques my curiosity what other people think when they
stare long at it whenever I’m wearing it, could it be that they find the style
too manly for a woman or what. But I actually don’t care. This pair is actually
one of my best decisions when it comes to gym footwear and I love the support
it gives me while dancing. And since it’s in black, I wouldn’t mind getting it
all wet or splashed in the puddle this monsoon season. π Although, I still have another
entry for my list of rainy day looks in boots soon and I hope you wait for
that. π
Jacket: Mango; Skirt: Zalora; Shoes: Adidas |
Top: Unbranded; Dress: Mango; Bag/ Shoes: Adidas |
Top: Mango; Skirt: Zalora; Shoes: Adidas |
No comments:
Post a Comment