In the closet of a Danish Shoefetichist

Temporarily blog

shoefetichist — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 21:07:09 +0000

For the few readers left of the skoelovers blog have patience all good will come to you. Until then, I have moved my blog temporarily to : http://shoefetichist.wordpress.com/In the future the blog will be placed at: http://shoes.inmycloset.dk – but I need time to install, style and transfer the blog. Anyway please leave comments at wordpress, as this place is going to die.

Once I have found the final format, I will continue to write about my lovely shoes and hey, I have found a Korean designer that for sure will ruin my shoebudget – Sue Comma Bonnie , now I need to find out how to get the shoes shipped to Denmark.

I am still buying shoes

shoefetichist — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 04:10:41 +0000

I am just too busy at the moment to blog about them. Last buy was two pairs in Paris – one nice office shoe (I promise to blog a picture later on) – inexpensive and lovely small in number and one really practical and comfy Bensimon shoe La Tennis Elastique – classical, white and really great to wear.

Now I only need a little warmt in the soil, so they are warm enough to wear. They will be great for this summers Korea trip – oooh Korean shoes, here I come.

Springshoe is here

shoefetichist — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:10:41 +0000

Some people buy a bouque of flowers, when they long for spring and sunshine. What a waste of money, when you can use the money on shoes.

I have bought these flowery spanish shoes – they where kinda cheap, but hey they are going to be my new office spring shoes this year and make me long for summer and blooming nature. I already feel sunshine on my happy feet and I am not broke – yet!

What more can a shoemad gal’ like me ask for – spring is around the corner and on my feet.

Happy shoe season

shoefetichist — Sun, 24 Dec 2006 04:10:41 +0000

May the new year be a shoe year!

I love her

shoefetichist — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 04:10:41 +0000

A friend of mine gave me these shoes, She bought them for herself, but found that she would never walk a mile in them. I agree…she wouldn’t but I will.

Now free shoes are not always the best shoes, but these are brand new, shoking pink and very much a copy – I love them.

They are from the Danish Brand Friis & Company – a total Patrick Cox look a like, but hey, I do like to look Anyway, I think they will be this years New Years shoes or the 2. day christmas party shoe.

Help for Mr. Cruise

shoefetichist — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 04:10:41 +0000

If you are a tiny man, the right shoe makes the difference between being tiny or being average.

Bugarri promise to add at least 2,4 inches/6 cm to your height.

My golden boots

shoefetichist — Sat, 25 Nov 2006 04:10:41 +0000

Digge lu digge ley …did a Swedish band sing at the Eurovision song contest once and it was about their goldens boots.

I have finally got a pair of golden boots and it is Kurt Geiger golden boots. I am totally in love.

They are beautyful and great to wear, only problems are my fat calfs, so I guess I have to get them widened in the calf just one size.

My korean shoes

shoefetichist — Sat, 25 Nov 2006 04:10:41 +0000

I have, for the fun of it, bought a pair of traditional korean shoes. Not that I have a han bok in that colour, not that I have anything in that colour – but they are shoes so I had to buy – do you need to ask more?

They were cheap as they are made of plastic and synthetic fabric, but they are kinda cute and I really like them. Next project must be to find some clothes that goes with them.

Yet a pair of Dr. Martens

shoefetichist — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 03:27:58 +0000

I bought a pair of Dr. Martens boots last year and I really like them, even though they are quite heavy to wear, so this time I bought a pair of traditionally black ones.

I find, they are great to a really feminine dress or a pair of tight jeans.

Duckfeets

shoefetichist — Sat, 02 Sep 2006 04:10:42 +0000

I am not sure wether I am proud or will at any time deny my cultural background. Reading this website does not make my desicion easier.

One thing I am sure about is that it is typical Danish. With curtisy from Madsen blog.