Prom pumps

Prom pumps

We have never experienced wearing school uniforms. But, in fact, we actually had a dress formula. According to our teachers – and our parents – dressing ‘in the right way’ would put us in the climate for school. In fact, we never rather experience the climate for school, disregarding about how well is the formula we might be following. Even so, we have to state that there was a specific amount of climate associated with our grungier after-school sneakers and jeans. They virtually shoved us toward the basketball court, or, over the hill to play a little baseball.

So perhaps the organized, besought school stuff did keep us… well, restrained, at any rate. And if sitting still (or somewhat so) can be construed as ‘in the mood for school,’ I think we got as close as ‘appropriate outfit’ could impel us to be. Which is to say that, much as we don’t like to admit it, what we wore Prom pumps is important? And as far as we can determine, it still does. Go to a Wall Street interview in your  Levi jeans and pumps Air Jordans and find out how you make out. For sure, once you get to be prom CEO, it will plausibly be regarded cool Prom pumps.

But what you wear is about more than just what the world believes who you are. Once a teenager dresses for Prom, even if she commonly hates the dress-and-pumps thing, abruptly, on prom night, she really desires to wear them. So perhaps our teachers had an opinion. It’s not just Authority setting orders on us. It’s US; looking at ourselves in the mirror to establish Who We Are at any afforded moment.

Ever remarked the compatibility of Prom pumps fans at a football game all wearing the same team jerseys? Indeed, team jerseys even put you in the mood when you’re watching Monday night football on the sofa. Or – imagine walking on the beach, waves softly lapping the shore, as you trudge along in your basic flannel business suit. And the more fun image, if not to your boss… Though… indeed… we think it all Prom pumps counts: you in your cubicle wearing a bikini.

And what would a wet tee shirt contest be if you wore a Prom pumps sweatshirt? But there’s an impact even beyond occasion. There’s simply the issue of What You Wear Making You Feel Good about You. Remember those great lyrics from West Side Story? “I feel pretty, oh so pretty! I feel pretty and witty and bright! And I am sympathized with anyone who isn’t me tonight!” Now, Maria was all alone, looking in a mirror, as she sang. Because ‘being pretty’ was what she saw in herself. As a woman in love, who knew she was loved too.