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Started by Kristyn, August 06, 2010, 07:35:06 PM

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Shang

Lots of women wear size 11s!  Well, not lots, but there's a fair amount.  My mom wears size 11s and I'm a size 10 to a 10.5, depending on style.  As long as you don't have narrow and size 11s, that makes finding shoes really hard (just ask my mom).
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cynthialee

Wow, I feel better about my size 10's!
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Kristyn

Quote from: Shang on August 06, 2010, 08:25:42 PM
Lots of women wear size 11s!  Well, not lots, but there's a fair amount.  My mom wears size 11s and I'm a size 10 to a 10.5, depending on style.  As long as you don't have narrow and size 11s, that makes finding shoes really hard (just ask my mom).

I was speaking with one of the sales clerks at Browns Shoes and she says see is seeing more and more people--especially young teens coming in for size 11 shoes and boots.  Myself I'm both size 10 and 11, it all depends on the shoe/boot really.  I'm actually starting to order online now--buy two pairs, one size 10 the other 11 and return whichever doesn't fit.  It's just too much of a hassle running around to buy shoes now--It's an all day, sometimes all weekend event.  Not very much fun.   :(

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Quote from: perlita85 on August 06, 2010, 08:35:31 PM
gee,  I  am 5 11 and take a 10; she is alledgelly 5 7 or 5 8 and 11 wow she probably can sleep standing up LOL

I actually saw her here in Toronto promoting her fragrance when it came out--I never really noticed her feet.  Perhaps next time I'll have to check hers out.
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Shang

I might have to try shopping online.  Since I had surgery on my toes it's unbelievably hard for me to find shoes that are comfortable.

(P.S. I'm 5'10" with feet that vary from 10 to 11 :D )

And hey, perlita85, my mom's 5'8" and a size 11 :P (not said meanly).
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JessicaR

Kate Winslet, size 11, too  :) 

LOL... I felt so much better when I found that out!


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Eva Marie

Quote from: Kristyn on August 06, 2010, 09:07:57 PMMyself I'm both size 10 and 11, it all depends on the shoe/boot really.  I'm actually starting to order online now--buy two pairs, one size 10 the other 11 and return whichever doesn't fit.  It's just too much of a hassle running around to buy shoes now

I do the same. Works very well.
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Kristyn

Quote from: perlita85 on August 07, 2010, 11:12:57 AM
Please do not take offense in my last posting, it was direced exclusively to Paris. With all that money she could be doing a better job s a role model, and empowering young girls. She just rubs me the wrong way.
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Perlita

None taken.  I'm not a fan either, as a matter of fact, I'm not much of a fan of anything Hollywood.   :)
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Shang

Quote from: perlita85 on August 07, 2010, 11:12:57 AM
Please do not take offense in my last posting, it was direced exclusively to Paris. With all that money she could be doing a better job s a role model, and empowering young girls. She just rubs me the wrong way.
love,

Perlita

That's why my reply wasn't said meanly.  I don't take offense and I doubt my mom would, too.  She's got a good humor.

Paris Hilton also rubs me the wrong way, but most of the girls coming out of Hollywood rub me the wrong way.
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Sinnyo

Quote from: JessicaR on August 06, 2010, 09:53:17 PM
Kate Winslet, size 11, too  :) 

LOL... I felt so much better when I found that out!

It's Kate Winslet I look to for flattering clothing cuts too - that's amazing to hear!

I do enjoy the fact places like Long Tall Sally cater for UK sizes 9-11, but I have to say, the range of choice in the US is so much wider. Quite often I've found a darling ankle boot in a 12E (I crave this style), only to find the seller doesn't ship internationally. :(
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tekla

With all that money she could be doing a better job s a role model, and empowering young girls. She just rubs me the wrong way.

Why, where and how does that become her responsibility?  Is it only because she has all that money?  If she were dirt poor it would make it OK?  Isn't it really true that only we can free ourselves: emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds.  I fail to see where it's the personal responsibility of Paris Hilton to do anything about empowering young girls.

And hey, in the end the book of Really Rich People Who Were Excellent Role Models In Real Life, is of course, a pretty thin volume.
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Kristyn

Quote from: Sinnyo on August 07, 2010, 12:38:07 PM
It's Kate Winslet I look to for flattering clothing cuts too - that's amazing to hear!

I do enjoy the fact places like Long Tall Sally cater for UK sizes 9-11, but I have to say, the range of choice in the US is so much wider. Quite often I've found a darling ankle boot in a 12E (I crave this style), only to find the seller doesn't ship internationally. :(

I have a pair of sandals and a pair of glads from Long Tall Sally.  Love the ankle boots too!  You could try Steve Madden, they carry larger sizes.  As well, I've noticed that Steve Maddens sizes are on the larger size, so you may be able to get away with an 11.  I have a western style boot with cuban heel from Steve Madden in a 10 and they fit loose!

Also, you may want to try Zappos.com  I just ordered a pair of casual shoes for my trip to Montreal today as a matter of fact.  They have a 5-10 day delivery window and what seems to be a pretty good return policy.
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sneakersjay

My daughter is 5'8" and wears a size 11 shoe.  We resort to mail order unless she's buying sneakers, usually from the men's department.  Lucky for me she leans more towards dressing androgynously than ultra-feminine.  And I thank my lucky stars she's not overly into shoes!!


Jay


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tekla

G-d gave a superior intellect

Can you find me any factual proof that such a thing happened in Paris Hilton's case?  Or was she just born to awesome sums of money?
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ClaudiaJ

Quote from: tekla on August 07, 2010, 09:11:17 PM
G-d gave a superior intellect

Can you find me any factual proof that such a thing happened in Paris Hilton's case?  Or was she just born to awesome sums of money?
Money is often substituted for intellect
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tekla

Money is often substituted for intellect

Apparently, but I think only a fool who has known neither would do it.  In reality the two have little to nothing in common.  In some ways it's apparent why, and in other ways it's almost implicit.
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justmeinoz

Size 11??? that does sort of make me feel a bit better about my pedal extremeties.
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Sinnyo

Having actually checked my size chart.. I'm a 13E when measured to the American standard - 11 UK. Balls - there goes my feeling of belonging. :P
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Lacey Lynne

Cool tidbit.  I always liked Paris Hilton.  Don't ask me why, because I really don't know.  I just like her.  In fact, I've got 4 of her fragrances here at home.  They're actually quite nice.  I take a women's 10-11 depending on the manufacturer.  I'm 5'9" of slight-to-medium build. 

Paris Hilton:   Young, rich, pretty! 

Grand slam home run, girl!

Okay, her grandfather (Barron Hilton?), way reduced her trust fund.  She's still doin' darned well.  Family founder Conrad Hilton would crap bricks if he knew about her wild ways!  Oh, Conrad!  What have you spawned?    :D
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tekla

In December 2007, Hilton's grandfather Barron Hilton pledged 97 percent of his estate to a charitable organization founded by his father, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. An immediate pledge of $1.2 billion was made, with a further $1.1 billion due after his death. He cited his father's actions as the motivation for his pledge. According to reports, the potential inheritance of his grandchildren is sharply diminished

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