Wallet John Lewis
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Shoe and handbag Talk! How many pairs of footwear and handbags/purses do you own?
I own 79 shoes in the place where I am now alone and 29 back home- and still counting...
35 handbags..16 clutches...4 wallets
All of this stuff is not super-super expensive...mostly stuff from high-street brands like Dorothy perkins, next, marks and specncers, wallis, fiorelli, guess, john lewis, house of fraser and debenhams ...etc..
Do u think am crazy?
AND DO TELL ME ABOUT YOUR COLLECTIONS.....How many..and what kind....?
Woah, that is a lot of stuff
But no, I don't think you're crazy, you're just a shopaholic, like me (:
Well, currently I own:
10 Pairs of Heels (Most of them are unworn because I just bought them for the heck of it & some were gifts)
7 Pairs of Flats (I love wearing flats)
4 Pairs of Gladiators (Zip-Ups & Ties)
8 Pairs of Boots (Winter Boots, Cowboy Boots, Combat Boots, etc)
15 and counting Pairs of Sneakers (Vans, Converse, DC's, Coach, etc)
And a bunch of Flip-Flops
12 Totes (AE, HCO, Ralph Lauren, J Crew, etc)
4 Messenger Bags (Diesel, Aramni Exchange, etc)
2 Fanny Packs (North Face)
6 Sling Bags (Fossil, Harajuku Lovers, etc)
2 Wallets (Guess and Coach)
4 Backpacks (North Face, Vans, Burton, DC)
Wow, I'm starting to sound crazy o.o
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