The Horror: Sock Sandals

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Most fashion rules have fallen by the wayside, but it's still not a good idea to wear tube socks with sandals. 80%20 must want to overthrow that rule, as their ankle cuff sandals remind of nothing more than socks. Horribly unflattering socks, no less. They'll keep your feet warm and give you cankles, yet the "Molly" peep toe wedge is sold out in several sizes. (Peep toe? Really?) Which is the worst offender, black, white or olive?

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rachel said…
I've been glaring at this shoe ever since I saw it on Barefoottess.com, which means that if it weren't sold out in all sizes but 8, you could get it up to a size 14. What is the world coming to?
May 8, 2009 at 6:06 AM
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