What's the deal with pointy witch-like shoes gaining popularity with women?

Answer 1

i f-in hate those shoes.
i dont care which magazine or if sienna miller is wearing them, they are tacky, cheap looking, and UGLY.
and honestly, they do not look good.

Answer 2

Pointed toe shoes continue the line of the leg, and therefore, makes a woman's legs look longer. And who doesn't love that?

Though, yes: Some pairs that are excessively long and/or pointy look a little weird or.... "witchy."

Answer 3

Honey, seriously it's been in fashion since like 2 or 3 years ago. It's not gaining popularity, it's just popular.

Answer 4

I think they are popular on and off...I have one pair and yeah they're a little weird but I love shoes and just need to have different stuff.

Answer 5

I'ts not gaining popularity. People have worn them for years, it's a personal preference. Personally, they're not my favourite. I prefer a certain type of round-toe (preferrably a kitten heel).

It's all a matter of if you like it or not.

Answer 6

Don't worry, they are heading out. The new ones for fall are rounded and adorable. No more making our feet look like they are 4" longer than they really are.

Answer 7

although, your ex could have come to me first! i do no longer care in the event that they are "in" or "out" i admire shoes with pointed feet. no longer lethally pointed shoes that squash the feet, yet they look plenty greater clever than sq.-toed shoes and actually look greater clever than those hideous gladiator sandal issues.

Answer 8

I don't know, and I can't wait for them to be out of style, so I can find sensible shoes more easily...

Answer 9

Fashions change like the wind.

Answer 10

I prefer those to those oh so tacky CROCKS I think they're called? What's up with those? Ok fine for younger girls, but I'm seeing men wear these things......TRES TACKY!!!!