Ok soooo Christmas
done and the thing start... This carnival season is short so let me add my
unwanted two cents quick quick.... But first I have a question...
Can some one explain to me why some
young ladies see it fit to go to parties with "MAS boots"? Wait, I digress let me
explain exactly what I mean when I use the term MAS boots so as not to cause
any further confusion, because I am convinced some young ladies are getting this thing all wrong!!! The term 'mas boots' is reserved for flat knee high or just under the
knee or sometimes ankle, suede/faux or not (more usually not), they're normally
scrunched i.e look like they're being pushed down a bit and come in a variety of
colours TO MATCH YOUR CARNIVAL COSTUMES. This being said can someone
explain to me why some girls think wearing them to party is cute?
I've seen chicks in
the club, all inclusive fetes and even on boat rides in MAS boots now one would
think that the fact that they're called mas boots i.e the function is directly
in front of the word boots that this would be a clear indication of the
intended use. But, no no no they wear them anywhere, anyhow and with anything
why should other females make the effort to get their toes done and stand in
their heels or wedges and there you are clumping around in your Carnival
Tuesday best. The following are a few instances where these boots are allowed
in regular party environments
1. You just finished
modeling a costume on stage and you're staying for a bit to take a drink(i cyah
blame yuh)
2. It's a Carnival or
Jouvert themed party
3. You dance
PROFESSIONALLY for Machel, Destra or Kes
4. It's a costume
party and you need to get your money's worth out of your costume
5. Your house either
just burnt down or flooded out and those were the only things left in your car
(my sympathies staying home is almost always an option though)
Failing these 5
situations it is NOT ok!!!!! This is why the shoe gods invented ballet flats,
sandals, wedges, oxfords, keds and Doc Martins! Just because you have them
ladies that doesn't mean you have to wear them save yourselves the blank stares
and looks of confusion MAKE THE EFFORT!
Such a great post. wonderful shoes.
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