smack my wrist for wanting these...

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[[http://www.boden.co.uk/en-GB/Teen-Girls-Shoes-Boots/99005/Teen-Girls-Pixie-Boots.html pixie boots]
in blue...

I know I'm too old and the hotch-potch mums would be but could I...?

And if not is there an acceptable alternative ?

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c'mon- I'm cute I could do pixie...?

I like them, but i do remember having a pair the first time around .

I've got some like that in grey from New Look - they are lovely on their own but have never worn them as I look like I should be in panto

morethan- my mother wouldn't let me have them the first time round

zombi- wear them! grey is way better colour

I like them!

FGM my mother didn't know! she wouldn't allow me to have them either but luckily I had a friend with a really cool mum! I saved and brought them kept them at her house and always got ready to go out at her house, always changing shoes before i went home .

I did rebellion really well!!

I like them. You could pull it off if you dress funkily.

I had red lace up ones when they were originally fashionable. I feel all nostalgic looking at those.

My mother made me wear these mine had big long lengths of suede on the back (tassles?) and she made me wear them with leg warmers shed knitted and velvet tracksuits.

fuck me, they are hiddeous,, like boots doc, sneezy and grumpy would wear

seriously, its peter pan in a pantomime shoes

£50 for that?

I am interested that the teen sizes go up to a 41 - that's nearly as high as most adult shoes. WHat mkes it 'teen girls' rather than just 'womens shoes'?

They are horrid, I have seen them in the flesh. If you're channelling Audrey Tatou then fine, but just don't go jumping round any fountains, 'K?

Tautou even

Hideous.

But I had some grey and some black ones in the 80s. I used to wear them with huge jumpers, skin tight mini skirts and over the knee socks.

Are you in panto this year?

Don't do it