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I’m quite famous for these. They’re not very long lasting, and I am no cobbler, I am no mender, so I go through around 3 pairs per year. Think of them as leather socks: they make your feet look small and strange, like Lord Farquaad’s. Wearing them daily has helped me cultivate the heart of a dancer. Jazz shoes are very similar to Lululemon leggings, they’re appealing because it makes some part of your body look like it’s been dipped in an obsidian lacquer. The clean-girl version of sensual footwear. The soles of your feet will be very close to the ground in these, and I hear being close to the ground is Buddhist.
Mar 27, 2023

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Like my mother before me and Amy winehouse before her…split sole canvas ballet shoes are a fun slipper option I also love ballet warmup shoes (they’re like puffer uggs??) I have no dance Background at all I’m just like this
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The price tag…listen, I know. I wouldn’t be posting about these flats unless I completely believed in them!!! I’ve worn them daily for almost four months now. Also important to note: order a half size up, they’re a lil tight and don’t stretch out a ton. You will loveeee 🤍
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Dec 27, 2023
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Super comfy + they look cute with almost everything tbh. Also they make me feel like I’d be kinda good at doing tai chi with the oldheads at the park.
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