My girlfriend is looking for the perfect prom shoes, slippers, etc., but she just can't find one she likes. She is becoming desperate and really worried. Does anyone know good internet sites that she can look and probably order from?
What are some good sites to look at for prom/formal shoes and slippers?
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Reply:Here are some really pretty ones:
Short Dress:
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2918512/0~23...
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2927773/0~23...
Long Dress:
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2913173/0~23...
Both:
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2929296/0~23...
I'll give more tommorow...
Reply:Pinky is SO right; Zappos is so good that I have stopped shopping for shoes in shoe stores! They have it ALL... and they ship like lightning!
Reply:This website has an amazing assortment of shoes, boots, purses, etc. Select by size, style, color:
http://www.zappos.com/welcome.zhtml
Reply:You may want to check out http://www.glamforless.com/
Reply:Hi,
you will be able to get very elegant looking dresses and silver accessories from Promgirl as they have everything that you will need for a Prom nite! These beautiful prom dresses will definitely make you the center of attraction on your prom nite! You can even choose from a wide selection of pretty evening heels and they are only selling at very inexpensive prices.Some of them are even selling at less than $40! I'm sure you will be able to find out that suits your liking!
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Please could you help me to find an addres for medical shoes and slippers ?
please could you find me an address for the shoes and slippers?
Please could you help me to find an addres for medical shoes and slippers ?
john bell and croyden in wigmore street might be able to assist.
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Please could you help me to find an addres for medical shoes and slippers ?
john bell and croyden in wigmore street might be able to assist.
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Have you ever gone to the store in your pajama's and slippers?
i went to the pharmacy earlier and i had my laugh for the day when i saw someone who appeared to be in there 30's wearing pj's and and spongebob slippers. i love people, so funny...........
Have you ever gone to the store in your pajama's and slippers?
LOL Yeah I have. But my daughter went shopping at Wal Mart in hers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:unfortunately yes..... but it was pajama day at school!!!!!!!
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Reply:I've worn pajama bottoms to a store but not with my slippers
Reply:I don't think I ever have.
Reply:Yes! Me and my college roommates dared eachother to go to the Convenience Store in our jammies %26amp; slippers to buy beer! Tee hee...
Reply:Yes, always, I'm a stay at home mom, don't have time for makeup and getting all dressed up, besides, it will get messed up anyways with spit up and cheerios. I don't think anyone cares since we live in a fairly small town.
Reply:No, never.
Reply:Yeah sometimes I do and I don't give a rat's a$$ what anyone thinks.
And what?
i holla ;}
Reply:no. good luck.
Reply:I have before but I was in high school
Reply:lol no but it has been tempting..
Reply:Yes in the summer I get the Sunday Paper at the corner store
Reply:I had a friend that wore her slippers every where. I have been to the 7-11 in my jammies but I made one of the kids go inside.
Reply:no
Reply:no
Reply:I went a few times in my bathrobe and slippers, but, I went through the drive-thru window in my car
Reply:never
Reply:Can't say I do that.. but you see it alot.
Reply:never
Reply:Yes, Not like full pj's just some cute pj pants and a plain tee shirt and flip flops. I don't think it's embarrasing I don't do it like during the day. But after I have taken a bath and may be I'm just stopping by to get a pizza and a movie. No big deal. I see it as just being comfortable. No different that wearing sweats out. Besides some of those pj pants are just too cute to be worn for no one to see them! LMAO!
Reply:Sure, I do it often.
Reply:No I haven't; no I won't
I have seen it tho - someone in the pharmacy and someone in the emergency room.
Reply:yep...i don't care. not trying to impress anyone
Reply:I do it often
Reply:that is pure laziness...they probly didn't brush their teeth or wash their face :P
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Have you ever gone to the store in your pajama's and slippers?
LOL Yeah I have. But my daughter went shopping at Wal Mart in hers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:unfortunately yes..... but it was pajama day at school!!!!!!!
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Reply:I've worn pajama bottoms to a store but not with my slippers
Reply:I don't think I ever have.
Reply:Yes! Me and my college roommates dared eachother to go to the Convenience Store in our jammies %26amp; slippers to buy beer! Tee hee...
Reply:Yes, always, I'm a stay at home mom, don't have time for makeup and getting all dressed up, besides, it will get messed up anyways with spit up and cheerios. I don't think anyone cares since we live in a fairly small town.
Reply:No, never.
Reply:Yeah sometimes I do and I don't give a rat's a$$ what anyone thinks.
And what?
i holla ;}
Reply:no. good luck.
Reply:I have before but I was in high school
Reply:lol no but it has been tempting..
Reply:Yes in the summer I get the Sunday Paper at the corner store
Reply:I had a friend that wore her slippers every where. I have been to the 7-11 in my jammies but I made one of the kids go inside.
Reply:no
Reply:no
Reply:I went a few times in my bathrobe and slippers, but, I went through the drive-thru window in my car
Reply:never
Reply:Can't say I do that.. but you see it alot.
Reply:never
Reply:Yes, Not like full pj's just some cute pj pants and a plain tee shirt and flip flops. I don't think it's embarrasing I don't do it like during the day. But after I have taken a bath and may be I'm just stopping by to get a pizza and a movie. No big deal. I see it as just being comfortable. No different that wearing sweats out. Besides some of those pj pants are just too cute to be worn for no one to see them! LMAO!
Reply:Sure, I do it often.
Reply:No I haven't; no I won't
I have seen it tho - someone in the pharmacy and someone in the emergency room.
Reply:yep...i don't care. not trying to impress anyone
Reply:I do it often
Reply:that is pure laziness...they probly didn't brush their teeth or wash their face :P
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What are the pros n cons of wearing shoes, as compared to slippers and sandals ?
what are the benefits of shoes n what are the bad points ? n vice versa for slippers n sandals. Answers ?
What are the pros n cons of wearing shoes, as compared to slippers and sandals ?
I work at a foot doctor's office. Shoes give your foot support. It supports the arch and heel and surrounds the whole foot. It is also protecting your foot. Sandals and slippers are like going barefoot. There is no advantage to these items other than if it's hot out or you are doing it for fashion. Nothing beats a good pair of correct fitting stabilizing shoes. Tie shoes are better than velcro.
Reply:well if your talking about sneakers, they're better because they hug your feet giving your spine that support it needs to be straight, and your back will hurt less (just make sure you get the good kind), but then also the cons are that they if you wear them too much all the time the foot wont have a chance to grow and breath so your feet will hurt. As for sandals (which i love) their ok for the summer but if ur wearing them all the time ull see you will have a little more back pain b/c your feet are not being cushioned enough and they have to strain a little more to walk easier cause without you knowing it ur doing effort to keep the sandal on your feet. I guess sandals are great in moderation like for the summer, but all the time, well you wont notice the pain but later in your life u'll feel it (sooner or later). So both with moderation are great.
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What are the pros n cons of wearing shoes, as compared to slippers and sandals ?
I work at a foot doctor's office. Shoes give your foot support. It supports the arch and heel and surrounds the whole foot. It is also protecting your foot. Sandals and slippers are like going barefoot. There is no advantage to these items other than if it's hot out or you are doing it for fashion. Nothing beats a good pair of correct fitting stabilizing shoes. Tie shoes are better than velcro.
Reply:well if your talking about sneakers, they're better because they hug your feet giving your spine that support it needs to be straight, and your back will hurt less (just make sure you get the good kind), but then also the cons are that they if you wear them too much all the time the foot wont have a chance to grow and breath so your feet will hurt. As for sandals (which i love) their ok for the summer but if ur wearing them all the time ull see you will have a little more back pain b/c your feet are not being cushioned enough and they have to strain a little more to walk easier cause without you knowing it ur doing effort to keep the sandal on your feet. I guess sandals are great in moderation like for the summer, but all the time, well you wont notice the pain but later in your life u'll feel it (sooner or later). So both with moderation are great.
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Does everyone find it much easier to relax in pj's and slippers??
most days, when i can, i change into my pj's and slippers as soon as possible..when one of my friends witnessed this she was highly amused..she being a person who only sleeps in pj's..i was just wondering whether i am in the minority??
Does everyone find it much easier to relax in pj's and slippers??
It's noon and I just changed OUT of my pj's. Gotta go do some shopping!
Reply:i love it,,,its sooo comfy,,,,an option for school uniforms.
Reply:R u an idiot?
Reply:i love to walk around the house in my pjs or sweat and slippers
Reply:I do the same thing. Me and my Homer Simpson PJ's and slippers every night as soon as I get home from work.
Reply:Nope I enjoy it also I would wear them in school if it wasn't against the rules.
Reply:i do love to but after a while if i wear them all day i start to feel scummy lol
Reply:You are definetly not! I do the exact same thing, there's no way I could ever relax in JEANS!
I loooove my PJs and Slippers (or flip flops).
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Does everyone find it much easier to relax in pj's and slippers??
It's noon and I just changed OUT of my pj's. Gotta go do some shopping!
Reply:i love it,,,its sooo comfy,,,,an option for school uniforms.
Reply:R u an idiot?
Reply:i love to walk around the house in my pjs or sweat and slippers
Reply:I do the same thing. Me and my Homer Simpson PJ's and slippers every night as soon as I get home from work.
Reply:Nope I enjoy it also I would wear them in school if it wasn't against the rules.
Reply:i do love to but after a while if i wear them all day i start to feel scummy lol
Reply:You are definetly not! I do the exact same thing, there's no way I could ever relax in JEANS!
I loooove my PJs and Slippers (or flip flops).
flower
What was the name of the Barbie that wore purple pjs and slippers,and was squishy and soft, with pink hair?
She had pink hair which started out in pigtails. She wore purple and pink pajamas with stars on them. She had pink slippers. I thought she was called sleepover barbie, but I can't find her anywhere. Instead of being plastic like most barbies she was soft, and filled with cotton or something, like a plushie. Thanks!
What was the name of the Barbie that wore purple pjs and slippers,and was squishy and soft, with pink hair?
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Reply:I dont remember but did her eyes appear open in some temp and closed in another temperature? I had one like that when I was like 5
Reply:I think she was "glow in the dark" barbie. She was going to a slumber party with a little case. Her hair barrettes glowed in the dark.
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What was the name of the Barbie that wore purple pjs and slippers,and was squishy and soft, with pink hair?
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Reply:I dont remember but did her eyes appear open in some temp and closed in another temperature? I had one like that when I was like 5
Reply:I think she was "glow in the dark" barbie. She was going to a slumber party with a little case. Her hair barrettes glowed in the dark.
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Can a vegetarian still be considered a vegetarian and wear ballet slippers?
I've been a vegetarian for more than a year and I just realized (dumb, I know) that my ballet slippers (their not pointe shoes) are made with leather. Can I still be considered a vegetarian if I keep wearing them? I'm quite serious about being a ballerina and a vegetarian. So there's my dilema. Thanks.
Can a vegetarian still be considered a vegetarian and wear ballet slippers?
You can still be a vegetarian as long as you don't eat your ballet slippers.
Reply:I think that even though you are wearing ballet shoes, you are still a vegetarian because you don't eat meat, so animals are not being killed just for their meat. You can still be called a vegetarian because it refers to what you eat and not what you wear.
Reply:Well, it seems you bought the shoes before you went vegetarian. A lot of veg*ans will use up the leather goods they bought before they went veg and buy cruelty-free goods afterwards.
As another poster pointed out, there are vegan alternatives. I have seen the Cynthia King ads in VegNews magazine.
Reply:You would
Reply:I think it would be more of a concern if you were a vegan.
Many vegetarians wear animal products such as leather, since they feel the animal was already killed in the name of supplying meat for someone else's consumption.
I suppose that's not really a good way to look at it... but it does ease the guilt some.
Reply:It's hard being a vegetarian. There's no arguing with that. It seems as if the entire world is against us, and there's nothing we can really do. Cars have leather interiors, shoes contain leather, we can find animal ingredients everywhere. It has been pointed out that it is nearly impossible to remain 100% vegetarian outside of controlling what you eat. But there are ways to try and avoid it.
For your situation, I see two possible answers. Yes and no. Yes you can wear leather ballet slippers because there are really no other alternatives that are readily available. Sometimes we need to compromise.
The no part comes into play that it is indeed leather. You are causing a poor animal to die.
There is a way to solve this. Since you are really worried about this my advice is to go buy some synthetic slippers. Yes. They do exist, but you may not be able to find them in stores. One great place to look is discount dance supply (www.discountdancesupply.com) there is an entire section of their site that lists canvas ballet slippers! The only issue is the suede sole, but a buying a split sole would mean less of this (and I always preferred split). Their prices range from 12$ to 20$, so they are comparative to many leather ballet slippers. I used to buy from this site for my dance shoes because they have more of a variety than my local stores did.
Another place to look that has completely vegan dance shoes is Cynthia King Dance Studio. They sell a 100% vegan shoe. http://www.cynthiakingdance.com/slippers...
Good luck!
Reply:Don't worry, :) It's OK unless you are a Vegan!
I do dance too. I also have leather shoes and i am a flexaterian! Its OK because the animal would have been slaughtered anyway for it's meat so don't feel bad, it's not your fault especially as you are keen on ballet. You can still be considered a vegeterian! :pXXX%26lt;3%26lt;3
Reply:a vegetarian means those food that you eat must not be live animals but only vegetable.
whats wrong wearing leather.
Reply:As a vegan, you might be concerned, but as a vegetarian..no.
Reply:i'm twelve iv'e been a vegitarian for over 3 yrs now. and the way i would think of it with the ballet slippers is that the animal already died. and you should just use it. it's ok. good for u for being a vegiterian. wear the slippers. u already wore them.
Reply:They do make vegan ballet slippers! Just google it. I've seen a few sites that carry vegan footwear, including ballet slippers. They have a vegan counterpart to everything. Bowling shoes (leather), tennis racquets (catgut), etc.
By the way, I think that it is hypocritical for a vegetarian to consciously buy leather products or fur. It's gross too. You're wearing a dead animal's skin! It reminds me of the Nazis back in WWII. They would kill the Jews and make soap out of their dead bodies (bar soap is made out of tallow, which is cow or pig fat) and made lamp shades out of their skin. When the light was on, you can see their veins. It's sick.
However, I know a lot of vegetarians who do not buy new leather, because they do not want to support the company manufacturing it, but they will buy it second hand. OR They will not buy any new (or used) leather products, but will keep the ones they bought before becoming a vegetarian, because they don't want it to go to waste. So on one hand, if you already bought the slippers before going veg or before knowing that they were made of leather, you don't have to feel too bad about keeping them. But if you're considering buying new ballet shoes, I would suggest finding some non-leather ones online, or maybe a ballet shoe store. They might have some non-leather ones there. Maybe.
Oh, and one more thing. How do YOU feel about owning leather? The way you wrote your question is interesting, as if you want to know if you still 'count' as being vegetarian, like it's some kind of job title. Being vegetarian isn't about following strict rules for the sake of following them. Like "Oh, if I don't do this, I'm not going to be official." It's about doing what you feel is right. If you feel fine with wearing it, then so be it. But if you feel like something is wrong - which is what compelled you to write this question in the first place - then do something about it.
I don't think that vegetarians should wear leather if they're vegetarian for ethical reasons.. The vegan thing I think comes in when you choose not to wear wool. Wool is like milk, in my opinion. You don't have to kill the animal to get the product, but you are keeping the animal in captivity and are using it. But for leather, you obviously have to kill the animal to get it, just like meat.
Reply:No you have to go barefoot and never wash or shave.
Reply:yes because it's only if you're vegan that you can't wear animal products. i'm a vegetarian too and it's hard to avoid wearing leather sometimes.
you're totally fine (as long as you're not vegan)
Reply:I'm a leather fan myself. I would keep the shoes and maybe buy a leather pair of butt less chaps.
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Can a vegetarian still be considered a vegetarian and wear ballet slippers?
You can still be a vegetarian as long as you don't eat your ballet slippers.
Reply:I think that even though you are wearing ballet shoes, you are still a vegetarian because you don't eat meat, so animals are not being killed just for their meat. You can still be called a vegetarian because it refers to what you eat and not what you wear.
Reply:Well, it seems you bought the shoes before you went vegetarian. A lot of veg*ans will use up the leather goods they bought before they went veg and buy cruelty-free goods afterwards.
As another poster pointed out, there are vegan alternatives. I have seen the Cynthia King ads in VegNews magazine.
Reply:You would
Reply:I think it would be more of a concern if you were a vegan.
Many vegetarians wear animal products such as leather, since they feel the animal was already killed in the name of supplying meat for someone else's consumption.
I suppose that's not really a good way to look at it... but it does ease the guilt some.
Reply:It's hard being a vegetarian. There's no arguing with that. It seems as if the entire world is against us, and there's nothing we can really do. Cars have leather interiors, shoes contain leather, we can find animal ingredients everywhere. It has been pointed out that it is nearly impossible to remain 100% vegetarian outside of controlling what you eat. But there are ways to try and avoid it.
For your situation, I see two possible answers. Yes and no. Yes you can wear leather ballet slippers because there are really no other alternatives that are readily available. Sometimes we need to compromise.
The no part comes into play that it is indeed leather. You are causing a poor animal to die.
There is a way to solve this. Since you are really worried about this my advice is to go buy some synthetic slippers. Yes. They do exist, but you may not be able to find them in stores. One great place to look is discount dance supply (www.discountdancesupply.com) there is an entire section of their site that lists canvas ballet slippers! The only issue is the suede sole, but a buying a split sole would mean less of this (and I always preferred split). Their prices range from 12$ to 20$, so they are comparative to many leather ballet slippers. I used to buy from this site for my dance shoes because they have more of a variety than my local stores did.
Another place to look that has completely vegan dance shoes is Cynthia King Dance Studio. They sell a 100% vegan shoe. http://www.cynthiakingdance.com/slippers...
Good luck!
Reply:Don't worry, :) It's OK unless you are a Vegan!
I do dance too. I also have leather shoes and i am a flexaterian! Its OK because the animal would have been slaughtered anyway for it's meat so don't feel bad, it's not your fault especially as you are keen on ballet. You can still be considered a vegeterian! :pXXX%26lt;3%26lt;3
Reply:a vegetarian means those food that you eat must not be live animals but only vegetable.
whats wrong wearing leather.
Reply:As a vegan, you might be concerned, but as a vegetarian..no.
Reply:i'm twelve iv'e been a vegitarian for over 3 yrs now. and the way i would think of it with the ballet slippers is that the animal already died. and you should just use it. it's ok. good for u for being a vegiterian. wear the slippers. u already wore them.
Reply:They do make vegan ballet slippers! Just google it. I've seen a few sites that carry vegan footwear, including ballet slippers. They have a vegan counterpart to everything. Bowling shoes (leather), tennis racquets (catgut), etc.
By the way, I think that it is hypocritical for a vegetarian to consciously buy leather products or fur. It's gross too. You're wearing a dead animal's skin! It reminds me of the Nazis back in WWII. They would kill the Jews and make soap out of their dead bodies (bar soap is made out of tallow, which is cow or pig fat) and made lamp shades out of their skin. When the light was on, you can see their veins. It's sick.
However, I know a lot of vegetarians who do not buy new leather, because they do not want to support the company manufacturing it, but they will buy it second hand. OR They will not buy any new (or used) leather products, but will keep the ones they bought before becoming a vegetarian, because they don't want it to go to waste. So on one hand, if you already bought the slippers before going veg or before knowing that they were made of leather, you don't have to feel too bad about keeping them. But if you're considering buying new ballet shoes, I would suggest finding some non-leather ones online, or maybe a ballet shoe store. They might have some non-leather ones there. Maybe.
Oh, and one more thing. How do YOU feel about owning leather? The way you wrote your question is interesting, as if you want to know if you still 'count' as being vegetarian, like it's some kind of job title. Being vegetarian isn't about following strict rules for the sake of following them. Like "Oh, if I don't do this, I'm not going to be official." It's about doing what you feel is right. If you feel fine with wearing it, then so be it. But if you feel like something is wrong - which is what compelled you to write this question in the first place - then do something about it.
I don't think that vegetarians should wear leather if they're vegetarian for ethical reasons.. The vegan thing I think comes in when you choose not to wear wool. Wool is like milk, in my opinion. You don't have to kill the animal to get the product, but you are keeping the animal in captivity and are using it. But for leather, you obviously have to kill the animal to get it, just like meat.
Reply:No you have to go barefoot and never wash or shave.
Reply:yes because it's only if you're vegan that you can't wear animal products. i'm a vegetarian too and it's hard to avoid wearing leather sometimes.
you're totally fine (as long as you're not vegan)
Reply:I'm a leather fan myself. I would keep the shoes and maybe buy a leather pair of butt less chaps.
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