First, I do understand that my tastes tend toward the conservative. The last time I was in San Francisco my dad (who owns more Br00ks Brothers than Matt) offered to take me shopping to help give my wardrobe a little California flair. Second, DC is a conservative city for office attire and I've heard stories of no slingbacks, always wear pantyhose, and even always white pantyhose. But I think even the most laid back offices would not find these shoes appropriate.
This one is actually the first show listed under "Career." Not the most hideous thing ever, but certainly not office appropriate.

Maybe for a date, but please not in the office.


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Nylons are no longer required in my office, but it hasn't been that long...
Even so, these shoes could easily turn up. I even know whose feet they are most likely to be on.
We still can't wear thong sandals, though. The thingy between the toes is somehow more dangerous than these neckbreakers.
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