What shoes are you wearing now the weather is getting more Spring-like?

[notnowbernard]

I need some inspiration

Have been living in boots all winter

What shall I go for?

I am still in my Uggs! Not that warm here yet

I have been stuck in Uggs too!

But feel the need to separate myself from them

Wore Converse today for the first time out of boots in months. My feet thought they were on holiday!

I put some converse type shoes on the other day and DH laughed at me

I tried on a pair of Converse in the shop the other day and they just didn't look right on me... a shame, as I think they look great on other people

I've got a pair of battered white Vans which look ok so I'll stick with them

But what else? Are ballet pumps still in atm?

Spring is always a nightmare for me as I either do boots or sandals, nothing in between.

What is there other than trainers/converse type shoes (especially for us over 40s)?

I think ballet pumps are still ok, but they really do look ridiculous on my long wide feet

Im still in boots ... mind you I do wear boots pretty much through until summer. I walk a fairly long way to and from work and have yet to find anything comfortable and smart enough and non-boot-like that will take me through spring. Does anyone have any ideas?

sounds like you have my dilemma Norbert

loafers, ballet pumps, converse's, normal trainers and now im wondering if I'm making a hideous footwear faux pas????

Spring - already?
I am still in my boots and my wintercoat. Shall ditch both in April

Do any Ugg owners (or with boots similar) feel scared and vunerable with the thought of having to wear something else on feet now the weather is warming up a couple celsius?

Still in boots and trainers but I've just bought some brown ballet pumps in the hope it will warm up soon.

I've switched from cardi Uggs to preppy trainer type things from Next, light sort of neutral colour. Ballet pumps for with tights and dresses/smarter look.

Were I not pregnant I'd have been switching between heeled boots and into heeled Mary Janes or similar.

These to go with jeans mainly.
Ideal for walks to nursery and town.

This is my eternal problem. Love my Converse (have a few pairs) and have some lovely heels even though I'm too tall, but I need to find work shoes.
What can I wear to work (ballet pumps I find so uncomfortable and they don't stay on) as a teacher returning to work? I'm very aware of being 45 so don't want frumpy boring middle aged lady shoes. Trainers or anything that looks like I knitted it myself need not apply.

'ne'er shed a cloot til May is oot'

I'm wearing Birkenstock clogs

rofl @springlike - where do you live???

i have a pair of these all ready and waiting for when i ditch the furlined boots. aint happened yet

norbert and bodiddly i too have only boots and sandals. i have got some lighter ankle boots for warmer spring / cooler summer days.

clogs?

Sorry Boggiewoogie, I had to catch my breath after seeing those little red shoes. Fine for a little girl, but a grown woman?

I have them in black actually! Anyhow, what is wrong with red? No, I don't own any red shoes.
They're really comfortable and so much more practical than ballet pumps.
Realises that she has offended ballet pumps lovers and runs off!

It was truly beautiful and Spring-like today

Still no nearer to solving shoe dilemma though

Am going to hit town tomorrow though!

im wearing some trainer type things from kurt geiger when its a dry say and feel very spring like and ankle boots when its raining