By: Mary Jo
I am completely at a loss here. NEVER in a million years would I think that I couldn’t wear a certain pair of shoes to a party. Wow. Just Wow.
View ArticleBy: anon
Why? It’s customary across Asia and many of my friends of Asian descent here in the U.S. request this in their homes. If I’m a guest in someone’s home, I don’t have a problem adapting to minor requests...
View ArticleBy: K.P.
I agree; but it is not uncommon in certain regions. I was shocked when I found out that all my Canadian friends expected everyone to doff their shoes at the door.
View ArticleBy: Doc
I totally disagree! Its the norm in Canada. I hate trooping through someone’s home in my shoes (especially if there are children!) and although of course I do it when I’m in the states it always seems...
View ArticleBy: emcsquared
In the Midwest during winter, everyone takes their shoes off because they are probably covered in snow/salt/grime from even a short walk from the street to the door…so sometimes it’s a practical thing...
View ArticleBy: Saacnmama
We take our shoes off in the house, and when we have a guest or two over, they are asked to do the same. But a party, with lots of people, is going to require setup and cleanup anyway, regardless of...
View ArticleBy: Moving to the City
I bought a brown J Crew skinny black leather belt and a dark brown leather belt and had a cobbler add holes (I think that I gave him $2 or something) so that I could wear it with more pairs of pants....
View ArticleBy: E
Exactly. Its why for these sorts of events I often carry a pair of velvet slippers to change in to at my hosts. Its the height of rudeness to trek around someone’s home in muddy shoes.
View ArticleBy: Nicole
Don't wear anything too revealing. You can look elegant and sexy in a nice way. <a href="http://www.facebook.com/HattingByLaChinaLoca" rel="nofollow">millinery</a>
View ArticleBy: Lily
I have a belt like this that’s actually a hand-me-down from my mum, it’s fab! With normal belts I always end up with them slightly too small or slightly too big.
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Thanks for writing such an easy-to-understand article on this topic.
View ArticleBy: Saacnmama
We take our shoes off in the house, and when we have a guest or two over, they are asked to do the same. But a party, with lots of people, is going to require setup and cleanup anyway, regardless of...
View ArticleBy: Moving to the City
I bought a brown J Crew skinny black leather belt and a dark brown leather belt and had a cobbler add holes (I think that I gave him $2 or something) so that I could wear it with more pairs of pants....
View ArticleBy: E
Exactly. Its why for these sorts of events I often carry a pair of velvet slippers to change in to at my hosts. Its the height of rudeness to trek around someone’s home in muddy shoes.
View ArticleBy: Nicole
Don't wear anything too revealing. You can look elegant and sexy in a nice way. <a href="http://www.facebook.com/HattingByLaChinaLoca" rel="nofollow">millinery</a>
View ArticleBy: Lily
I have a belt like this that’s actually a hand-me-down from my mum, it’s fab! With normal belts I always end up with them slightly too small or slightly too big.
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