<![CDATA[Daily Cavity - Jezebel Comments]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity - Jezebel Comments]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @PinkSoxHat: oh, did i forget to add the "not" at the end of my statement? girl, my feet won't be seeing sandals till the thermostat sees a good 68 degrees farenheit. i'm still having a love affair with colored tights.

fulana.de.tal

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Maria

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> No Uggs! Are the water-proof?

I wear Hunter boots. I can run through puddles and ice and the tracking under the shoe is so amazing that I don't have to do the "snowday shuffle" and can walk BRISKLY without ever slipping! They are magical rubber things!

Seriously, I can't get enough of them.

Maria

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @CollegeBookworm: See, that's sensible! I go to school in NH and when the sun comes out enough to melt the snow on the path, i'll wear flats, but sensible new englanders are willing to change shoewear when they need to

Kaitydid

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @fulana.de.tal: I will laugh at you from the 21st Amendment while you walk by shivering and I'm all cozy and warm and not being sweat on by gross guys.

PinkSoxHat

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> why are you guys being so harsh? those thong sandals will look so, like, totally cute with my backless handkerchief top when i go clubbing in the alley this weekend!

fulana.de.tal

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> THAT'S IT... I'M BRINGING UGGS BACK - simply in protest, mind you.

I know, I know, feel sorry for me all you will, but I prefer my toes to be warmsies instead of frostbitesies.

Also, and maybe I should patent this shit before I say it, but if we are committed to buying shoes that cost the same as an iPhone, why can't shoe designers hire some tech nerd to come in and instert some flattened heel-to-toe warming device for those winter walks in SoHo to meet up with your man? And natch, that would give a whole new meaning to the phrase "playing footsie." ;)

feelingHELLAmaddowy

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Minnesota weather says "hell no!" to your silly fashion.

deuteragonist

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @Kaitydid: Oof. This makes me feel bad- I put on cute flats today. And I'm in New England.
But by the time the sun goes down, I am not wearing these shoes without socks, if at all! And the cute peep-toe sandal things I bought on super-clearance in January? Not coming out until at least April.

CollegeBookworm

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @PinkSoxHat: haha, true story. they also probably hate going through government center because it crosses the blue line, and we all know how unsavory that is.

Kaitydid

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @Kaitydid: Those also tend to be the bitches who get off the T somewhere between Blanchard and St. Paul. There's nothing better than watching them get off the T and step directly into a puddle. Ha!

PinkSoxHat

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @kinamoto: My sister recently narrowly avoided a melt down in a local shop while looking for a new scarf. We live in Wisconsin, people, this time of year we want new snow gear because while we are tired of the old colors, its not going to be decent outside for a good while yet. The offerings were some very nice babydoll sundresses and bikinis.

We knit the new scarf.

LadyKathryn

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @Lizawithazee: Then it makes sense for stores in your area to be selling those items. However, in places where it's still cold, well into March, to put away the winter merchandise and replace it all with light spring gear in mid-January is absolutely asinine. To be told you can't buy a pair of gloves in mid-February because "we're into spring now" when there's a snowstorm on the way makes sense to nobody.

kinamoto

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> *headdesk* no true bostinian--no true NEW ENGLANDER--would ever wear shoes like that in March. these are the kinds of bitches who, when it inches up to 50 and sunny at 3pm, go out in tiny flats and then wonder HOW IT GOT SO COLD by 9pm.

because it's new england, you dumb fuck. wear uggs or wellies until at least march 25th.

Kaitydid

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @kinamoto: Good luck with that! : ) Maybe now's not the time to mention I was wearing my new silver sandals and spring dress on Saturday, when it was 85 here.

Lizawithazee

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @kinamoto: No way! Then I couldn't buy my clothes in-season at clearance prices!

Sassette

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @Lizawithazee: The problem is that nobody should be following the retail seasons, especially the retailers. It's thirty fucking degrees out and my yard is covered in snow; there's no goddamned reason the stores nearby should be stocked with spring merch. Retailers should be forced to follow the calendar seasons just like the rest of us.

kinamoto

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @mightymouth: I am always down for throwing things at the people in Harvard Square -- snowballs, shoes, random blunt objects -- sign me up!

Rhody

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @mightymouth: See you tomorrow. I'll be there in my raincoat and my snow clogs.

TheFormerJuneBronson

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Old Navy sells those exact sandals for $19.

AthertonMerriweather

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Who's with me for a flip-flop hurling competition in Harvard Square? I'll be the one in her wellies.

mightymouth

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Is Daily Candy truly that clueless or do they really not know the retail seasons? Just because stores bring out the sandals and bathing suits at the beginning of March does not mean you are supposed to WEAR them in March (unless you're headed out for spring break or, excuse me, RESORT season).

Lizawithazee

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> I live in Boston and in this cold, I highly doubt that peep toed shoes are appropriate.

missbliss

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> One of the ways I know I'm getting old is the fact that I just cannot make heads or tails of the peep-toe shoe in winter thing. Last week I caught myself walking through Target muttering, "GOD, don't they make shoes that cover your feet anymore?!" Then I went home and told some kids to get off my lawn.

Sassette

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @hamburgerhotdog: I am totally kidding, I think it's super cute too.

Damn it, I am too honest for my own good. Let's both buy it and be twinsies!

leMaldeTete

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Yeah, DailyCandy, when you move to Boston and brave winter after winter, then you can judge the fact that I wear my Uggs to class. Basically, take your $400 crap and leave me alone, at least until May. I'm sick of this weather and I slipped on some ice and hurt my knee while I was running yesterday, and if I miss the Boston Marathon, I'm blaming, you, DailyCandy, you hear me?

PinkSoxHat

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> While I wear my share of tiny heels, years of waiting for the bus in the snow in a Catholic school uniform has made my legs/feet cold repellant, I love my toes enough to keep them covered. They only greet the world during the warm months. Plus what better excuse to wear beautiful boots is there then cold weather?

Die peep-toes, die!

Leiakat

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Definitely a .... misstep. That was the first corny joke that came to my mind.

shananigans

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @leMaldeTete: what didn't you like about it?

hamburgerhotdog

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @BiscuitDoughJones: Hi, I'm a mom of six from Peoria with size 40D boobs and I can't figure out WHY this waify babydoll dress doesn't look as good on me as it does on the model! What is up with this style, I like your Merona line better! Why does this garment, tailored for models and girls in their teens with an obvious babydoll waistline, not flatter my chest? I hate you Target!

I'm more worried about length as I is tall and it looks short.

hamburgerhotdog

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @hamburgerhotdog: @BiscuitDoughJones: OMG you guyz, that dress fits SO bad and is SO grose. Do not buy it! You will hate it, I swarez.

That is: If either of you looks cuter in it than I do, I will be PISSED.

leMaldeTete

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> I live in spectacularly ugly snow clogs all winter. I've made my peace with that. Any other course of action would be intensely stupid.

TheFormerJuneBronson

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @esmemurphy: oh, they are so much fun to watch. i love the girls in uggs who don't realize that uggs aren't waterproof. psyche!

rednrowdy

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @hamburgerhotdog: I don't think you're quite hip to the psyche of the online reviewer. Seems like when all those cats come across a cute find, they rush to the interwebz to post about how bad it is, so they'll be the only one in their town to have that cute dress. Sad, but true. I've got my eye on that dress, too!

BiscuitDoughJones

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Living in California is so awesome. I spent most of yesterday sitting on the beach and strolling on the pier with friends. Ha, ha, HA!!

edgyspice

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> They must have been talking to those kids who thought coats were "losing it a lil."

violetbeauregarde

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> ON A SIMILAR NOTE, who got the seasonally-inappropriate Jovivich Hawk for Target yesterday because the Brooklyn Target did not (because they suck), did anyone see this dress [www.target.com] and does it suck as much as the reviews say it does.

hamburgerhotdog

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @nodoubt9203: I KNOW. One day last week it was already 80 degrees at 9am. Two days before it was cold/rainy. WTF.

LBB says YES WE DID!

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> @hamburgerhotdog: I applaud your bargain shopping ways. I've never seen DV shoes so reasonably priced!

petuniacat

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> If I am paying $350-$475 for a pair of shoess, there better real gold in that metallic paint.

amoureuse is a second class citizen

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Boots. Boots boots boots. Though I actually find heels can be easier than some of my flat shoes to walk in slightly icy snow with because it's like an ice pick and just sticks on in there. I want to invent "Toastee Toes," like a glove for your foot that slips over your peep toe heels when you walk from bar to bar in the slush that will keep your feet warm and help you not slip.

Le Kangourou de Kataroo

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> I've been known to wear flip flops in some questionable weather, but even I draw the line at snow, slush, or freezing rain.

cate3710

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> How inane. Boston is a good 2-3 months away from sandal weather.

keldo

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> As a resident of Boston I'd like to tell these writers to BITE ME. Also, my roommate slipped on black ice and broke her ankle in 3 places this weekend wearing 4 inch heels. Ladies, BE CAREFUL.

stacyinbean

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> When I lived in Boston, I had a pair of HUGE snow boots that I wore literally every single day during the winter. @esmemurphy: I, too, loved watching others attempt to get past slushy patches while I stomped right through them in my kick ass stompers. It kinda still makes me smile.

zivah

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Lord knows, I can forgive extravagance and frippery. I cannot forgive such godawful, juvenile stabs at clever copy. Go home, Daily Candy.

leMaldeTete

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Cobblestone streets + snow = boots. See ya in May, cute shoes.

Rhody

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb. I kind of sang that in my head to the Tums theme song.

Ms.FingerBanger

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Ooh unseasonal footwear freaks me out, sandals during winter and ugg boots on the beach. Stop the madness.

mepo

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Derrrrrr.

Lady Skittlehattington

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> I used to *love* watching the carbon-copy Boston area girls slip and slide their way through the cobblestones streets and sidewalks in Harvard Square with their incredibly high heeled pointy-toed shoes with long pants dragging in the slush. Lots of hilarious wipeouts to be seen. I wore my wellies and kept my pretty shoes dry in my bag until I got to work.

esmemurphy

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> california seems to be so schizo this year it's like seattle one week and miami the next.

nodoubt9203

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> soo, instead of wearing warm, fuzzy boots to brave the slushy, salty, sandy streets, they're suggesting that I invest in flimsy, fugly little peep-toes?

does. not. compute.

cupcakes is allergic to magic

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Perfect if your new S.O. has that "filthy feet" fetish.

Jessica Hussein Lovejoy: BRB, getting Rahm'ed

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> Can I wear them with thick wool socks? I just bought these [www.shopdolcevita.com] and just realized suede is perfect for shoveling snow.

hamburgerhotdog

]]> <![CDATA[Daily Cavity]]> College students do this all the type and they don't need a $400 sandals to do it. Said students are also admonished frequently for lack of common sense, aka idiots.

battleaxonista

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