Manolo, I am most perplexed. Not only am I a poor girl aspring to be superfantastic, but also living in rural Western US, with mud and snow and rain often making it impractical to wear the superfantastic heels. I am looking for an everday shoe that can hold up in less than sunny weather but will not label me a yuppy or a out-of-touch fashion fiend. Is this impossible!?Manolo says, this question it is difficult for the Manolo to answer, as he does not know what it is that his friend she does for the living.
For the example, if this person she were the worker in the office building, the Manolo he would have the one answer. But, for the other of the examples, if she were the cowgirl of the golden west, the Manolo he would have the different answer.
But, the Manolo he can none of the less offer a few of the words of the generic advice for the winter.
Manolo says, the winter she brings her own problems for those who love the beautiful shoes, what with the rain and the snow and the mud of the ground.
And the poverty, it brings the different problems for those who love the beautiful shoes. Trust the Manolo, he knows what it is like to be poor, so poor that you must make your own winter boots out of the pieces of the insulation and the PVC pipe found at the sites of construction.
Together, with the winter and the poverty, it is most difficult to find the shoes that are worth the wearing, which is why you must save your moneys and buy the best of the shoes and boots you can afford.
Manolo says, of the course, the best shoe for the real winter is the boot, but the good boots they are almost impossible to find them for under one hundred of the dollars. And you do not want to be wearing the cheap boots when the snow it comes. But the Manolo, he has dones the best and has found the boots that the Manolo believes to be suitable for the wear in the winter, yet will not break the your bank.
Manolo says, this boot from the Lumiani, it has the rubber sole for the traction, and it is most stylish. It also comes in the black and the violet.
Manolo says, here is also the ankle boot version of this Lumiani. It sells for just under one hundred of the dollars.
Perhaps where the Manolo's friend she is living it is truly the outback. In the case of that, the Manolo he would recommend the pair of the boots with a little more of the substance. But, again finding the good boot for under one hundred and fifty of the dollars, it is most difficult.
Manolo says, this boot, it is from the Rockport, yet it does not make the Manolo cringe, in the fact, it has something of the classic look of the English riding boot. And it would be a good boot for the rural places in the hinterland of the America, as it is lined with the shearling and has the traction sole.
