Liz Hurley's Shoes

hawksmoor · 13th March 2002, 23:23

As much as I like Liz Hurley and find her attractive it amazes me that she has rather poor taste when it comes to the shoes she wears... especially when she obviously has and is spending the money for designer dresses. Am I the only one who feels that way?

Firefox · 13th March 2002, 23:51

http://www.archersgreen.freeserve.co.../pics/liz4.jpg

I rather like Liz Hurley's shoes. I know she is pregnant at the moment so you can't expect her to wear much interesting in the way of footwear, but during the last few years she has worn all manner of heels, boots, mules, and sandals, usually at least 4". Plus, like posh spice, she has been spotted on numerous occasions going shopping or just about her daily business in 4-5" high boots.

Noone does that unless they are into heels in a big way, so "GO LIZ" I say!

jo-jo · 14th March 2002, 14:29

I have got to say those are fantastic boots that Liz is wearing, lovely toe and heel shape - very Sexy. I can't say I have noticed her other footwear I must take more notice now!!
jo-jo
xx

hawksmoor · 14th March 2002, 15:01

Foxfire... I agree that there was a time when Liz wore attractive shoes... but that seems like it was a few years ago now... except possibly for ads she has appeared in more recently. Having designed women's high heels some years ago I perhaps am a bit annal in that I notice more readily what a woman wears on her feet. I personally like pumps and find them more attractive and flattering than many open toed sandals, the likes of which Liz seems to like to wear. Too often to my perspective the high heeled sandals she ware are kind of clunky and unflattering give that most of the dresses she wares are slinky and that seems, to say to me her sandals need to be more delicate. I know... I'm nit-picking... but anyway it just my opinion... and you know what they are worth. And thanks for the photo... it's a favorite of mine and yes... they are fab boots... no two ways about it.

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IHeels · 15th March 2002, 09:57

Hiya hawksmoor,

Here's a duplicate of my post from the topic "my type shoe"

"Hiya all,
Here's another example of my type of shoe.
I own a simular pair.

http://c.c.free.fr/ph3/v1b.jpg

Note: no platform anyone :eek: "

As you can see I adore this type of shoe, so I cannot agree with you on this one. Anyhow it's just a matter of choice.

Inga

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Platforms are for standing on, not for walking in.

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Trolldeg · 15th March 2002, 16:26

hmm... more clown shoes.

hoverfly · 15th March 2002, 17:45

At least they are steel toed..

Tom-NL · 15th March 2002, 17:53

TD,

Clowns can be fun

hawksmoor · 15th March 2002, 18:29

Stunning boots... or clown boots... I guess that's what makes the world go round. I just happen to like them and wish Liz wore more things of the this ilk. My point was that it seems when someone else dresses liz for photo or ad shoots she always seems to wear stunning footware I happen to like... but when she dresses herself to be out in the public eye I feel she often choose less flattering, less attention getting, less attractive footware. But like everything else in life there are exceptions to the rule. What Liz wears on her feet is hardly earthshaking news... and of interest to but a few... It's just nice to know I am not the only one who notices... even if we do not always agree.

Clown boots... I don't get it! What would you rather see in their place if you find them so offence to your aesthetic taste?... red high top platform Keds? Oh Well!

IHeels · 15th March 2002, 23:58

Clown, well thanks may'be I found my next calling - busking! :lol:
Inga