Since i was a kid i usually wear a sneaker shoes cause i don’t like wearing sandals or hills like usual kid girls do,not that i don’t like it’s just that it does’t make me any comfortable. My parents always asking me why i don’t like any sandals i was like “nah i’m good in sneakers”. I always thinking a quote about a shoe whenever i buy one it says that ” Good shoe takes you to good place” I always thought of that when i bought shoes.My inclination to shoe collection started when i had my first pair of zoo york which my brother suggested me to buy for my outfit for my christmas party.

My second shoes was bought by my brother and it’s just not me he treated for a new pair it was his first salary as SK CHAIRMAN my two sisters and i jokingly asked him to go window shopping at BGC we passed along a nike retail shop and there was a huge discount flash outside so we walked in and looked around happily until we found are chooses it was a lucky day for me as i was able to picked a beautiful pair of nike air force pink, while my eldest sister got air force high cut neon pink.

In my third pair of shoes is yeezy boost i got in from my papa as my christmas present because he asked me what i wanted for chirstmas. I don’t know why or how i chose it maybe because it’s black cause i love the color of it and maybe it looks hyped on me the physical of the shoes maybe for someone it’s just a simple black but to me nah it looks beautiful.

I don’t usually buy white shoes because the white shoes quickly get dirty. I just bought this because of my idol from little mix perrie edwards wearing it so me the “gaya gaya” bought it also just because she’s wearing it and at first it hurts at the ankle but i’m thinking that time is that “perrie haves it so i need to have it also”. I really endured the pain that time just to wear that pair. The pair called air max thea it’s comfy sometimes IF you have a band air at your ankle AHAHAHAH

VANS. vans is a shoe for a skater and i don’t do skaters, vans oldskool that time is a hype for millennials and everyone have a pair of that shoe. I actually at first don’t like the pair cause is kind of boyish but my sister presure me to have that pair so last two christmas i wore that pair but it’s good tho i love to wear it now.

My next pair is called air max axis my papa sometimes go to work at night and every morning his telling me about the shoe shop around his working area and telling me his going to buy a other pair. Christmas eve he gave me the pair cause he told that he can’t wait it to gave to the next morning when we we’re having a dinner he gave me the pair. It’s white so i barely wear it cause i don’t want to get dirty easy maybe you’re thinking that “of course it’s white madudumihan din yan” but it’s too good white to get dirty on it

This pair is my newest pair it’s called invictus it’s like balenciaga cause i want to have a balenciaga style but it’s super expensive to have a pair so i just bought a look like still good tho it;s chuncky, comfortable, light weight so i love it. I wore it sometimes when i’am driving it’s easy to wear it and it’s cheeper than balenciaga obviously.

So that’s all of my soles i didn’t put the ones i have when i was still a kid cause i don’t have them anymore but if i have them my soles will be more than this ones hope you like it. I just rescued a pair of shoes. They we’re trapped in a store

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