How am I supposed to buy these if I can't see them in store?? Heels by Christian Louboutin
A few days ago I twittered about how certain stores, *cough* Holt Renfrew *cough*, are very uncomfortable places to be if you feel like the sales people can see through your bag into your two-ten-dollar-bill-carrying wallet. The stores we all dream of shopping at, and sometimes do after a period of maniac saving, (and starving), have the most frustrating atmosphere!
So take Holts for instance, I have bought shoes from there in the past, and might continue to, but I can’t buy shoes if I don’t know what they are currently selling, no? And at this point, after many times of going in there to browse the selection, and being stared down because my bag is vintage and not Burberry, I step one foot towards the shoe department and feel my legs wanting to run the other direction as fast as my platform heels will carry me! It’s rediculous! There is one sales person there in particular who has this stare, it’s like he looks at you and sums up the cost of what you’re wearing and if it doesn’t total over some thousand dollar amount, you’re not worth his time.
I used to work retail, so I understand what it’s like to have to wait on customers who are only there to have fun and try things on that they will never buy, but I am not one of those shoppers! I just want to see, and maybe touch, the shoes. So if at some point I do want to buy, it’d be nice to feel just a little bit welcomed, or god forbid, like I belong there.
I’d love to hear what you think about this! Leave a comment (at top of post)
Xoxo StyleStruck
Friday night Tommy and I did a little pumpkin carving. Neither of us had done it since elementary school, but it’s fun! And I want to do another, this time I wanna carve shoes. Carving pumpkins is a fabulous date activity!
The photographer, (Tommy), told me to give him sass, so here’s sass. 
A close up of my shirt and necklace. The necklace was previously posted about, (a new purchase from the new Forever 21 store!), and the shirt is one of my very favourite pieces I own. It belonged to my Mum, until I finally was allowed to have it, and I think she got it around the 80s. The designer? Famed Canadian ballerina Karen Kain! I think that is so amazing! Karen had killer taste. I remember being about 5 and thinking, one day I will get to wear the silky leopard shirt! I feel fierce in it. 
Sunday afternoon I boarded a teeny tiny plane, (it held 6 people), to Vancouver Island to visit Tommy’s grandparents for Thanksgiving. The plane was built in 1954, luckily for me I didn’t find that out until after landing, otherwise I don’t know if I would’ve gotten aboard. The views were incredible! That’s the Lions Gate Bridge there.
At Sanafir with Niki of popular Vancouver blog 
