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A trainer is a trainer. It is meant for walking, running and training in. Hence the name. It is today worn by men,Asia me handmade breitlingwatches reproductions of famous artists. women and children because it is also the most practical and versatile footwear in the world.The retailer stores have authenticlouisvuittonshoes an overwhelming response coming straight. If a woman wants to lengthen her leg by wearing heels, that is her prerogative, but should she be required to cunningly hide that inside a sports shoe? Any number of vertically challenged men with far from vertically challenged women on their arms spring to mind – Nicolas Sarkozy, Tom Cruise – and we wouldn't want to be them, surely.
And yet, après Marant –whose wedge-heeled trainers have sold out – le deluge. Jil Sander, Marc by Marc Jacobs, See by Chloé and any number of high street spin-offs decree that the heeled trainer is swiftly gaining a, um, foothold. And the thoughtless merging of function and fashion doesn't stop there.
A trainer is a trainer. It is meant for walking, running and training in. Hence the name. It is today worn by men,Asia me handmade breitlingwatches reproductions of famous artists. women and children because it is also the most practical and versatile footwear in the world.The retailer stores have authenticlouisvuittonshoes an overwhelming response coming straight. If a woman wants to lengthen her leg by wearing heels, that is her prerogative, but should she be required to cunningly hide that inside a sports shoe? Any number of vertically challenged men with far from vertically challenged women on their arms spring to mind – Nicolas Sarkozy, Tom Cruise – and we wouldn't want to be them, surely.
And yet, après Marant –whose wedge-heeled trainers have sold out – le deluge. Jil Sander, Marc by Marc Jacobs, See by Chloé and any number of high street spin-offs decree that the heeled trainer is swiftly gaining a, um, foothold. And the thoughtless merging of function and fashion doesn't stop there.
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