Fetishes in fashion

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I have a fetish for shoes, terribly. I have to stop myself buying too many pairs!! ! I bought a pair of wedge sandals yesterday even though I don't need them and haven't got that much money at the moment. I also bought a pair of black shoes to wear for my interview today but didnt wear them as they pinched my feet and borrowed my sister's boots instead. When I was at university I bought a pair of New Rock boots for £150 (about $261) but these were a good investment as I wear them a lot. I've thrown a lot of footwear away recently (this broke my heart) and I'm now left with the following:

New Rock chunky leather and metal boots
Black knee high boots
Faux cowboy boots
Beige ankle boots
A pair of Vans
Three pairs of trainers
7 pairs of flip flops
3 pairs of wedged sandals
Rockport shoes
2 pairs of smart shoes
Stilettos
Court shoes

I also have an underwear fetish (bras, knickers, everything) but then these do wear out eventually and more quickly than my shoes so I find this to be a useful as well as a pleasurable fetish.

I have a slight fetish for bags and purses. I'm now also developing a fetish for earrings and belly button rings. I need a job soon as I've seen many things I'd like to needlessly buy, I haven't been on a shopping spree and needlessly bought stuff en masse for a long time.

What are your fashion fetishes?

Fiz what is fetish? It must be a great clothing item or items since you have a lot of them. My sister has the most clothing and shoes of anyone in this house. I can say how throwing away shoes can be harsh but you got to rid them of your self since the shoes must have been bad.

I love corsets and dresses. I started drawing dresses a couple of years ago and for some unknown reason I'm pretty good at it. I can't get into shoes because it's too depressing. My feet are a size ten wide, so it's hard finding shoes that fit.

Oh, man, I HATE shoes because my feet are wide--finding ones that are comfortable is so difficult.

Anyway, I don't buy a lot of clothes, but I do enjoy looking at certain clothing items, mostly women's gothy stuff. (I'm not so into the guy's stuff because I'm not so into PVC or manskirts or anything...hahah!) I download a lot of Sims 2 outfits in particular...hahah.

bags..i have a ridiculous amount. I just love bags. Just bought a gorgeous one a couple weeks back-slate blue leather with an adjustable handle. Lovely.

My cat trys to wear shoes.

I just wear black, man. That's where it's at.

I have a fettish for Newsboy Caps. I affectionatley call them Cockney Caps. I have about ten of them.

I'd have to say shoes and underwear as well. But the main fetish is bathers/swimsuits, I have 17 pairs all wearable and still want more. I'm addicted to them.. although I rarely am allowed to go anywhere near a shop that sells them.

i love shoes!! ! i must have nearly 40 pairs which is a lot for someone my age. i also buy a ton of shirts. especially right now i've been into those longish dress shirts. it doesn't help that i work in a clothing store and i get a pretty huge discount on everything...

i love shoes, i just bought a pair of black and red platform ones from camden market, but i really love corsets, i get mine from fairygothmother in camden and they are absolutly fab, i have 3 at the min but am working on getting more, they're quite costly sometimes i have one that cost me £200 but boy are they worth it

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my secret fashion fetish is those colourful stripey over-the-knee socks, i have far too many

corsets moving swiftly on!

and strange / shiny / stimmy underwear... shame nobody else gets to see it

Footwear is pretty cool, I don't know what I'd do without it.

I love shoes too, particularly skate shoes and runners.
And bags , you gotta have lots of those, one in every colour imaginable.
sometimes I give in to temptation and buy something designer

Originally I was completely uninterested in clothing, and dressed quite badly. Then one day I decided to improve my clothing. Then I discovered that I enjoyed it and became a bit obsessed with it, even to the point of making modifications to items to make them suit me better, for example removing an objectionable sewn label, using dyes to change the color, taking it to a tailor to have it adjusted to fit me better, having embroidery added, yikes.

Then after having spent a substantial amount, my taste in clothing suddenly changed (practically overnight) and I could not stand to wear much of it anymore and had to give it away, despite it being expensive, and start rebuilding a new collection in my new style.

When away from home, I usually wear prescription/corrective glasses. I have a bit of a fashion fetish with these, including prescription sunglasses and special lens types, tints, coatings, filters, frames. I cannot stand plastic frames, they must be metal.

Being semi-customized to my particular specifications and optical correction requirements, a single one of these is rather expensive unfortunately, but I do receive somewhat of a rebate via health insurance because they are prescription/corrective, not only for fashion.

Speaking of shoes, I am still receiving a small jolt of pleasure every time I look at my most recent acquisition: Dunlop Classic Volleys in black canvas, with genuine rubber zigzag sole. A type of versatile tennis shoe (not that I will be using them for tennis). In a few days I will be purchasing another backup pair to keep for when the first pair wear out, just in case they stop producing them or change the design or something like that. Yes, they are THAT good.

These shoes are not very expensive and look unremarkable, but they have a bit of a cult following among certain groups, and have been in production since the 1970's. In my case, I am in the group that likes rock-related activities. I love exploring rocky parts of nature, for example climbing up a very rocky mountain, or hopping along the rocks in a creek. And Volleys are just brilliant for this purpose because you can bounce all over the rocks and they do not slip (MUCH better than regular sneakers or sports shoes). They even maintain a remarkable amount of traction when wet, hence perfect for the creek rock hopping.

People who do roof tiling for a living love Volleys again because of their antislip properties. I am sure some injures have been avoided thanks to Volleys. Similarly, house painters love them.

Be warned that unfortunately Dunlop now sells at least 2 versions of the Volley. The good version with the sole that makes all the difference and a cheaper shoddy-looking version with a tacky plasticy sole. The cheaper version is not even that much cheaper, so I do not know why they bother producing that crap. But anyway, the "Classic Volley" as it is called retains the original quality and design.

oops, did not mean to write so much Totally failed to hide my aspiness, but oh well, you already knew