Well, let me tell ya somethin’ ’bout this Stevie Nicks gal and her boots. Them boots, they ain’t just any ol’ boots, no sirree. They’re somethin’ special, them platform boots she wears. Folks say she’s a big deal singer, this Stevie Nicks, and I reckon they’re right, seein’ as how much fuss people make over her and them shoes.
Now, I ain’t no fashion expert, mind you. I wear what’s comfortable and gets the job done. But even I can see them boots are somethin’ else. They’re big and tall, like stilts, almost. Makes her look like she’s walkin’ on air, I tell ya. And they got that fancy lookin’ heel, real thick and chunky. Not the kind you’d wear to the farm, that’s for sure. You’d be trippin’ over everythin’!
Heard tell she gets them boots made special, just for her. By some fancy folks with names I can’t even pronounce. Mardiros somethin’-or-other, and another one, Maia Mazia, I think they said. And some fella named Pasquale, but he ain’t around no more, bless his heart. Guess they know what they’re doin’, seein’ as how them boots look so…well, they look like somethin’ a star would wear, that’s for sure.
Stevie, she started wearin’ these kinda clothes, them flowy dresses and such, way back in the seventies. That’s what the young’uns told me, anyway. Said she had this lady, Margi Kent, help her pick out her outfits. All them long dresses with the big sleeves, and them…what-cha-ma-call-its… ponchos? And she always had that little drum thing with ribbons on it. A tambourine, they call it. Fancy stuff, I tell ya.
- Stevie’s boots are special, not just regular boots.
- They are big and tall, like stilts, with thick heels.
- She gets them custom-made by fancy designers.
- Her style is from the seventies, with long dresses and ponchos.
And the jewelry! Always wearin’ all sorts of necklaces and beads, all layered up. Easy enough to copy, I reckon, if you got the time and the inclination. But them boots, them’s somethin’ else entirely. You can’t just walk into any store and find boots like that, no sirree.
Now, if you’re lookin’ for somethin’ similar, maybe somethin’ a little less…well, less fancy, I guess, you could try that eBay place. Heard they got all sorts of things there, from clothes to cars to toys. Even got them what-cha-ma-call-it… combat boots? With the laces and the thick soles. Not quite the same as Stevie’s, but they might do in a pinch. And they say you can get good deals there, too. Money-back guarantee, they say. Sounds alright, I suppose.
But let’s be honest, them boots are part of what makes Stevie Nicks, well, Stevie Nicks. She’s got her own style, that’s for sure. And them platform boots, they’re just a part of it. She’s more than just a singer, they say, she’s a style icon. Don’t know exactly what that means, but it sounds important. And it all started with them boots, I reckon.
So, if you see a picture of Stevie Nicks, you can bet she’ll be wearin’ them platform boots. They’re kinda her thing, you know? Like my apron is my thing, or that ol’ rooster’s crow is his thing. Everybody’s got somethin’. And for Stevie, it’s them boots. Big, bold, and…well, they sure do make a statement, that’s for sure.
And that’s all I gotta say ‘bout them Stevie Nicks platform boots. They’re somethin’ special, alright. Fancy, stylish, and… well, they’re just Stevie’s boots. Nothin’ more to it than that.
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