Below this post I have a question. Until then, I'd like to ask Mr. Louboutin to make his smallest Men's footwear size a 4 or 4.5.. I thank him in advance. ^_^
*pics courtesy of DigslifeoftheJetsetter
I have been a fan of Louboutin before J Lo began making songs about him. Just as I've become fans of several other designers prior to their fame within the Hip Hop community. Nxgguhz act like Cam'Ron never mentioned it in "Get Ya Gun". Like Hov ain't mention Maison Martin Margiela (which I believe is the future of fashion). Like rappers haven't spoken about Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, etc prior to their fame among the hip hop generation. Who decides what's poppin & what the new thing to wear will be?? Is it a group of people or... like what? Who decided the boys on the block that once without apology rocked long white tees, huge pants, and white uptowns would begin wearing aero, AE, H&M, Rugby?? I say this because I was a Rocawear, Pepe, Bo Jackson & Jordan girl at some point also. When does shxt start to change??
For me, it was because I felt I was getting older and felt my style deserved to mature as well. I began to see more, began to people watch, and noticed tons of things can be put together in tons of ways. I also realized that some designers grant more leeway for playing with style as opposed to falling under a specific fashion label or genre (i.e. punk, coutoure, hipster, etc.). I suck at following trends so I go after whatever I like. I offered my cousin a pair of Hollister jeans & he was like "wtf is a Hollister?", now that his peers deem it acceptable he came looking for those jeans the other day. Who the fuck dictates what's okay all of a sudden like the shit just dropped and wasn't out for madd years?? GTFOH follow yur heart, research, and instincts. Everything doesn't look right on everyone. That trendy shxt doesn't always rock, especially if it's all about a name to you as opposed to look, fit, durability, and how well you can piece the item with other shxt..
