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Reply #30 posted 08/15/12 3:41pm

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Timmy84 said:

Boriqua1130 said:

Men's Flamenco shoes.

Men's Eastwood cowboy boots.

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The Eastwood's look fascinating. Guess I gotta add: stylish and models.

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Reply #31 posted 08/15/12 3:42pm

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free2bfreeda said:

there yah go. go fur it partnah!

cowboy boots MEN SIZE 6.5 REAL HIGH 5 INCHES HEELS - Men's Shoes

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Reply #32 posted 08/15/12 9:21pm

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First, how did this simple question get hijacked and off track? Georgio Brutini makes a great shoe and the price is very affordable. I get mine off of ZAPPOS. Yes, as someone said, you should have some confidence when wearing them. There is a heel of a about an inch and a half and they are ankle boots with the zipper on the side. I've worn them with jeans and with suits and I do carry that Prince swag in my step when wearing them...I'm 5'8" and yea, I like feeling a little taller plus they just look funky. My 9 year old niece did ask me one time,"Uncly Tony, why are you wearing girls shoes" to which I replied, "they're European sweetie and I'm cool like that." smile Check out Georgio Brutini, not outrageous and I bet U could pull it off.

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Reply #33 posted 08/15/12 9:59pm

Timmy84

I gotta find some good men heels photos and post them when I can so there won't be no further "distractions" as there usually is in a well-intended post by imago (sorry your thread got hijacked by the way).

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Reply #34 posted 08/15/12 10:00pm

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PurpleJedi said:

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I was thinking the same lol and why did Imago resurrect "the guys in heels" thing lol

It's all kewschool's fault.

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Reply #35 posted 08/16/12 5:50am

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ahh, well here's taller. i dunno 'bout better. they's kinda high jack! nod

high heel shoes for men

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Reply #36 posted 08/16/12 6:02am

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wishuhvn said:

First, how did this simple question get hijacked and off track? Georgio Brutini makes a great shoe and the price is very affordable. I get mine off of ZAPPOS. Yes, as someone said, you should have some confidence when wearing them. There is a heel of a about an inch and a half and they are ankle boots with the zipper on the side. I've worn them with jeans and with suits and I do carry that Prince swag in my step when wearing them...I'm 5'8" and yea, I like feeling a little taller plus they just look funky. My 9 year old niece did ask me one time,"Uncly Tony, why are you wearing girls shoes" to which I replied, "they're European sweetie and I'm cool like that." smile Check out Georgio Brutini, not outrageous and I bet U could pull it off.

This thread is a spoof of a thread from a while back, started by another orger.
Imago is full of jokes. lol


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Reply #37 posted 08/16/12 6:28am

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My wife

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"does my cock look fat in these jeans?"
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Reply #38 posted 08/17/12 2:09pm

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In Atlanta it seems to be the popular thing with the hairdressers

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Reply #39 posted 08/17/12 2:12pm

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Reply #40 posted 08/17/12 2:32pm

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Ottensen said:

In Atlanta it seems to be the popular thing with the hairdressers

What in the SAMHILL is he wearing?!
I have a Macy's tunic like that, but I WEAR PANTS!!!!!

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Reply #41 posted 08/17/12 2:36pm

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Ottensen said:

In Atlanta it seems to be the popular thing with the hairdressers

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Reply #42 posted 08/18/12 5:27pm

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[Edited 8/18/12 18:18pm]

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Reply #43 posted 08/19/12 3:07pm

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In Atlanta it seems to be the popular thing with the hairdressers

No... just... no.

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Reply #44 posted 08/19/12 3:44pm

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Men have been wearing heels for years. Apprently, you didn't grow up in the 70's!! lol

[Edited 8/19/12 15:49pm]

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Reply #45 posted 08/19/12 3:46pm

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Pretty much the only guy who doesn't look stupid as hell in heels to me, is Prince.

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Reply #46 posted 08/19/12 3:53pm

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Red High Heels for Him

Historically, high heeled shoes have not only been worn by women, boys and girls playing dress up, drag queens, at Halloween, or during Carnival. In fact, during the reign of King Louis XIV of France, high heeled shoes, specifically red heels, were a sign of aristocracy. The tallest heels were reserved for the king himself. Height equaled power and sovereignty. Notwithstanding this fashion trend, it always amuses me to hear the WTF responses of visitors who encounter portraits of Louis XIV wearing high heels, whether at the Louvre, Versailles, the Getty or other museums (click the links to see the various versions of Hyacinthe Rigaud’s famous portrait).

Red High Heels: Hyacinthe Rigaud, Portrait of King Louis XIV (detail), 1701, oil on canvas. Musée du Louvre, Paris

Totally for him: Hyacinthe Rigaud, Portrait of King Louis XIV (detail), 1701, oil on canvas. Musée du Louvre, Paris

“No, this French king was anything but gay,” I’ve often thought when overhearing ignorant rants about the shoes and Louis’ presumed sexuality (as if the two somehow signal each other). Another common thought is, “No, this portrait does not represent a woman” (ok, I understand that the wig can throw some people off… and the garters… and the silk leggings… and the position of the feet in ballet’sfourth position… but seriously people, these things were fashionable for blue blooded men!). And yes, those are rhinestones on the buckle!

Even in his early 20s, Louis can be seen donning the fashionable red heels (below).

And if you can believe it, he was wearing them at age 63 when his portrait was painted in 1701 (the detail of which is shown above). If you’ve got it, flaunt it! So gentlemen, I know you’re not all going to rush out and spend $3,000 for a pair of Christian Louboutin-inspired Louis XIV high heels, but I know at some point you’ll slip a pair of heels on… “Just to know what it feels like” of course.

Justus von Egmont, Portrait of Louis XIV, 1660s, oil on canvas. Ambras Castle, Austria

Justus von Egmont, Portrait of Louis XIV, 1660s, oil on canvas. Ambras Castle, Austria

Hyacinthe Rigaud, Portrait of Louis XIV, 1701, oil on canvas. Musée du Louvre, Paris

Hyacinthe Rigaud, Portrait of Louis XIV, 1701, oil on canvas. Musée du Louvre, Paris

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Reply #47 posted 08/20/12 1:41am

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Timmy84 said:

Ottensen said:

In Atlanta it seems to be the popular thing with the hairdressers

No... just... no.

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Derek J. is Atalanta's resident Hairdressing Heel Connoiseur, y'all betta recognize! He is singlehandedly keeping the Nordstrom Shoe department alive in the hard times of recession

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Reply #48 posted 08/20/12 5:40am

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WERK! batting eyes


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Reply #49 posted 08/21/12 3:39am

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WERK! batting eyes

Actually, i don't mind his shoes, but lawd, let's just be honest and admit that Derrick has a tendency to choose clothing and general ensembles that are just 2 sizes too small. It's like he graduated from the Aron Neville School of Fashion

that says everything you wear has to be too tight, too short, or cut into your skin like a Playtex 18 hour girdle evillol

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Reply #50 posted 08/22/12 12:03am

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I am very confused by this thread.

So does imago have a wife (a real female one, with estrogen and cortisone and all that) or not?? lurking

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Reply #51 posted 08/22/12 12:06am

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I am very confused by this thread.


So does imago have a wife (a real female one, with estrogen and cortisone and all that) or not?? lurking



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Reply #52 posted 08/22/12 9:02am

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No, just no. No lifts...nothing.

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Reply #53 posted 08/22/12 9:06am

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free2bfreeda said:

here's a more time square design

Men's High Block Heel Ankle Boots And Shoes

[Edited 8/15/12 13:14pm]

The one on the far right is almost like P's heels/boots, just wider.cool

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Reply #54 posted 08/22/12 1:48pm

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Men have been wearing heels for years. Apprently, you didn't grow up in the 70's!! lol

[Edited 8/19/12 15:49pm]

^^ That film was hill-arious. giggle his heel broke while walking down the street and the fish escaped while everyone cried laughing...me included. Too funny.

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Reply #55 posted 08/22/12 2:21pm

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Billmenever said:

G3000 said:

[Edited 8/19/12 15:49pm]

^^ That film was hill-arious. giggle his heel broke while walking down the street and the fish escaped while everyone cried laughing...me included. Too funny.

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That movie is one of my all-time favs. LOL

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Reply #56 posted 08/22/12 2:28pm

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Billmenever said:

G3000 said:

Men have been wearing heels for years. Apprently, you didn't grow up in the 70's!! lol

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As a child of the 70's, I promise you that my parents, being the au courant fashion plates that they were, copying every style possible worn in popular movies or on tv stars at the time, used to wear all of this crap- minus the goldfish shoes and se- through net suit. I do remember my mama having that lady's shoes in powder blue, though falloff

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Reply #57 posted 08/22/12 2:38pm

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the funny thing is none of them look like they can walk properly in them lol

they all seem very stationery!!!!!

anyway i kind of like this one......

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Reply #58 posted 08/22/12 3:37pm

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Timmy84 said:

No... just... no.

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Reply #59 posted 08/22/12 11:47pm

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All these heels remind me of:

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