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Entry No. 10
These shoes are advertised to me online every single time I do anything - EVER! It's really funny because I thrifted them in person. Not online. They were $8. They'd clearly never been worn, and I knew what was wrong with them before I pulled them off the shelf. The size is marked wrong. They say they're size seven. They are liars! They are 7.5s. If someone bought them thinking they were getting size sevens, and they didn't know about the sock trick, they would slide all over the place. It is of paramount importance that these girls do not slide because they are really high. These are some of my tallest shoes. Do not be deceived by their browness or the fact that they don't look like something you would wear clubbing. These are TALL shoes. The platform on the front means business.
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