History Main / AllWomenLoveShoes

* ''Series/MurdochMysteries'': In "Victoria, Victorian", Crabtree says that he should have should have realised the "man" whose murder they were investigating was really a woman pulling a SweetPollyOliver when he discovered the victim had a closet full of shoes. Both Crabtree and Murdoch apparently own two pairs of shoes.
* ''Series/RizzoliAndIsles'': As seen in the trope image, this is Maura's calling card.
* ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack'': the warden is noted for her propensity for impractical shoes, especially Louboutins. The inmates are divided on the subject of whether, if they had that kind of money, they'd spend it on designer shoes.
* ''Series/{{Motive}}'': In "The Score", a waitress shows Paula and Angie the shoes that the VictimOfTheWeek bought her, and Paula immediately identifies them as a $3000 pair of shoes. This is totally lost on Angie, who can only wonder at a pair of shoes that cost as much as a vacation in Costa Rica.
* ''Series/LivAndMaddie'' - Liv tries to bring out tomboy Maddie's "sparkle" by showing her a particular pair of shoes. Maddie is apparently uninterested, but their mom becomes obsessed. It's later revealed Maddie is as well and due to not being used to feeling this way, refuses to take off the shoes which makes being captain of the basketball difficult.
* Dr. Grace Molyneux from ''Series/{{Harrow}}'' is quite a clothes horse. In "Malum In Se" ("Evil in Itself"), she correctly estimates how long a female corpse has been walled up from the style of shoes the corpse is wearing.

* The Music/ShaniaTwain song "Shoes" compares men to shoes.
* Gender inverted in [[ProductPlacement "Air Force Ones"]] by Music/{{Nelly}}.

* Cinderella's rooms in the second ''Videogame/DarkParables'' game include a massive walk-in closet filled with nothing but shoes. Of course, seeing as it's ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', this is par for the course.
* In each level of ''Videogame/MsSplosionMan'' there is a well-hidden pair of shoes that serves as a bonus item.
* A HiddenDepths example with [[{{Tomboy}} Sakura]] [[CuteBruiser Kasugano]] in ''[[VideoGame/StreetFighterIV Ultra Street Fighter IV]]''. She states in her Arcade win-quote against [[MsFanservice Poison]] that she likes her [[CombatStilettos shoes]].

* The woman quoted in ''Videogame/TheStanleyParable'' Raphael Trailer by the Narrator.
-->'''A Woman:''' This place has shoes! I love shoes! [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Oh. My. God.]] Shopping! Shopping! Shopping! Shopping! Shopping!
* In ''VideoGame/SaintsRow2'', Shaundi hands the Boss a broken lightbulb filled with loa dust and asks him/her to smoke it.
-->'''Boss:''' Ever heard of a pipe?\\
'''Shaundi:''' Pipes cost money. Money that could be used for drugs or shoes.

* ''VideoGame/ChickenPolice:'' GirlFriday Monica demands payment in shoes. Sonny and Marty both owe her a favour, so she wants two pairs. Black, high heels, size 35.

* In ''WebComic/DumbingOfAge'', Walky believes that only girls own more than one pair of shoes, and takes a great amount of male pride in only owning one pair himself. However, it turns out he's the only one who thinks like this, and is even told by macho dudebro Joe that he's being ridiculous and insecure.
** This is also averted by Sierra, who DoesNotLikeShoes and has been barefoot since the sixth grade (at least that's her best guess).
* Both Catwoman and Harley Quinn pack huge amounts of shoes to go on vacation in ''Webcomic/LilGotham''.

* Perhaps because she's so short, WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick has an obsession with wearing high heeled boots everywhere. Even when fighting in a frigging brawl.

* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries'': After Carol Ferris becomes Star Sapphire, she doesn't like very much the {{Stripperific}} outfit, but after giving up the ring she does say she's going to miss the boots.

* In ''WesternAnimation/ThreeBelow'', Lt. Zadra accidentally orders a pair of red leather boots, but nevertheless adores them and wears them pretty much at all times, despite her alien figure not having humanoid feet.

* Creator/DylanMoran says that contrary to popular belief, men are actually more romantic than women, as you will typically only ever hear men openly gush about their love for a woman, to the point of declaring that life is meaningless if they can't be with her, while you'll rarely ever hear women gush that way about men. You ''will'', however, hear women gush that way about shoes. The full bit is on [[Quotes/AllWomenLoveShoes the Quotes page]].

* Sara from ''ComicStrip/{{Zits}}'' has this trait sometimes. She once got deeply offended by Jeremy when he failed to notice her new boots (but subverting the "men never notice shoes" part of the trope, when Jeremy claims this he asks Hector what's new about Sara. "Besides the boots?") but they made up when she realized that he's more enraptured with the nuances of her face.

* There is a strip of ''''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' where Alice's cubicle is filled with shoeboxes. Dilbert comments that the money she spent could have fed a family of four for several months. The kicker? It's revealed that shoes all look ''exactly the same''.

* ''FanFic/UltimateSpiderWoman'': Mary Jane Watson collects shoes like crazy, despite her usually limited finances. Her collection includes everything from boots to sandals to ballet flats to high heels to platforms to some 15 pairs of Converse All-Stars.

* ''FanFic/HowTheLightGetsIn:'' Felicity has a freak out when she realizes she doesn't have any food to give Laurel's daughter at a party, leading to the following breakdown:
-->'''Felicity:''' And then Laurel will be pissed that I didn't accommodate her baby and she'll leave and you'll be mad she's gone and you'll stop watering the fern and I'll never get to go shoe shopping with her!
-->'''Oliver:'''...What?
-->'''Felicity:''' Laurel has amazing taste in shoes.

-->'''Elle:''' Warner, what kind of shoes are these?
-->'''Warner:''' Uh...black ones?
-->'''Elle:''' ''See!?''
* The film ''Literature/InHerShoes'' has the two sides in TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry have as their only point in common that they have the same shoe size and both really like shoes. Rose at one point confesses why she buys shoes when she feels bad:
--> "Clothes never look any good... food just makes me fatter... shoes always fit."
* ''Film/GIJoeTheRiseOfCobra'': Even after forcing a woman out of an elevator at gunpoint so she can make a quick escape, Baroness is still able to take the time to compliment the woman on her shoes.
* A rare male example in the movie ''Film/KinkyBoots'', which features a small, family-business shoe factory making female footwear styles in mens' sizes for the {{transgender}}/DragQueen market. Also a Real Life example as it is inspired by a true story; much of the movie was shot in the actual shoe factory that inspired the movie. Word of warning -- don't mistake burgundy for [[BerserkButton red]].
* Discussed in ''Film/FreeEnterprise'', when one of the protagonists is about to get it on with a girl, he get offended when she brushes off his ''Franchise/StarTrek'' (and sci-fi in general) obsession as just another one of those "guy things", like huge speakers and fast cars. He tries to defend that not all things women do make sense and asks her how many pairs of shoes she has. The girl replies 51. To his shocked expression, she goes to do ''50''. Oh, and he doesn't get to prove his point, as she eventually storms out.
* In ''Film/TheWolverine'', Yukio politely hands a pair of high heels to one of the prostitutes as she runs out the door in her underwear.

* ''Film/EuropaReport''. One of the male astronauts jokes that the frustration of the female members of their expedition is because they've only been issued two pairs of shoes.
* When you strip away everything else from ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', it all boils down to two women fighting over a pair of shoes.

* In ''Film/{{The Phantom|1996}}'', DarkActionGirl Sala takes a real liking to Diana's boots.
* ''Film/TheAmericanPresident'': Before President Shepherd's first date with Sydney Ellen Wade his teenage daughter tells him to compliment Sydney's shoes because women like that sort of thing.

* ''Literature/JourneyToChaos'': Tiza owns many more pairs of shoes than she truly needs. She insists they all have practical, mercenary, purposes. Kasile turns her from hostile to friendly by complimenting her shoes.
* Averted for Katniss Everdeen from ''Literature/TheHungerGames''. For all the detail in which she describes her various dresses, outfits, and hair styles, her shoes usually only get a cursory mention, if that. Except for her favorite hunting boots.
* As a leading proponent of CombatStilettos, Ellen Patrick - a.k.a. the Literature/DominoLady - is ''very'' fond of her collection of high-heel shoes.
* One Creator/DaveBarry column mentions that a pregnant woman could be fleeing from a mugger and come across a shoe display, and immediately start {{squee}}ing over them, with the mugger being expected to agree.

* ''Series/SexAndTheCity'' made Jimmy Choo and Manolo Blahnik household names. Carrie was shown to be in deep debt because of her collection of hundreds of shoes costing several hundred bucks a pop, and in one episode Charlotte came across a shoe salesman with a foot fetish who loved her feet so much he gave her these fancy sandals for free. There are many, many references to shoes being this kind of holy sacrament throughout the show's run.
** When Carrie takes a wrong turn down an alleyway, she is promptly mugged for her [[InsistentTerminology bagette]], ring, watch and even the ''Blahniks off of her feet''. No prizes for guessing which item she is most upset about losing.
* Jen of ''Series/TheITCrowd'' loves shoes enough that she is willing to ruin her feet for them.
-->'''Jen:''' ''[after the guys fail to notice her elegant and painful new heels]'' THE SHOES-AH! ''[storms out]''\\
'''Moss:''' What was all that about?\\
'''Roy:''' Well, like all women, she's shoe mad!\\
'''Moss:''' That's a bit sexist, isn't it?\\
'''Roy:''' Do you know one woman who isn't obsessed with shoes?\\
'''Moss:''' No, [[NerdsAreVirgins but I only know one woman]], and she just left the room shouting "THE SHOES-AH!"
* ''Series/{{Leverage}}'':
** In an episode, Nate talks about what his team did with the "shattering amounts of money" they made bankrupting a corrupt corporation. Sophie "bought a frightening number of shoes."
--->'''Parker:''' [[LampshadeHanging What is it with women and shoes?]]\\
'''Sophie:''' There's something wrong with you.\\
'''Eliot:''' That's what I said!
** Brought up later when Parker has to play a part for a con, something Sophie usually does:
--->'''Sophie:''' Go to Nate's storage cupboard. You're gonna find a sexy little minidress and my emergency Jimmy Choos.\\
'''Parker:''' [[NoSocialSkills Jimmy who? You have a body in Nate's closet?]]\\
'''Sophie:''' Shoes, Parker!
* In ''Series/{{Bones}}'' every female character is seen wearing a pair of heels in at least one scene per episode.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer:''
** At least Buffy and Cordelia have one thing in common. When Cordelia learns that Buffy has just moved to Sunnydale from L.A. Cordelia says she'd kill to live in L.A. so she could be "that close to that many shoes!"
** Also the BigBad for Season 5, PhysicalGod Glory, who takes the form of a self-obsessed blonde female. In "[[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS5E13BloodTies Blood Ties]]", Buffy when goes to kick Glory in the face, [[NoSell Glory grabs her ankle]] and compliments Buffy on her shoes.

* Amanda Pierce and, to a lesser extent DJ, in ''Series/TheLatestBuzz''. Even NaiveEverygirl Rebbecca Harper falls under the spell of a fabulous pair of mood-changing red shoes in the ''[[Film/TheWizardOfOz Wizard of Oz]]'' homage episode "The Wonderful Wizard of Buzz Issue".
* In an episode of ''Series/HannahMontana'', Miley's dad offers to buy her shoes if she will stop seeing Jake. In the ''[[BigDamnMovie Hannah Montana: The Movie]]'', she even gets into a CatFight with Tyra Banks over some heels.
-->'''Miley:''' I have to have these shoes!\\
'''Oliver:''' Why?\\
'''Miley:''' They are shoes, I am a girl, do the math.
* In ''Series/ThatsSoRaven'', Raven gets a bad grade on her art project because it's a collage about shoes. Her art teacher says that's all she ever makes.
** In another episode, she has to write a poem for English class. The title is "My Love for Shoes." [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Three guesses as to what it's about.]]
* One ''Series/CarolineInTheCity'' episode has Caroline out of commission due to a bad back, so Del and Richard step in to finish the strip for her. Unfortunately, Caroline can't come up with an idea to give them, so they create their own strip whose punch line is nothing more than "Women can never have enough shoes", which they think is hilarious. Caroline thanks them for helping her, although she secretly hates the strip.
** The punchline for the strip Del and Richard made was "I have too many shoes!" and the point was men got the joke but women didn't. At the end of the episode, they showed Daphne from ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' reading the strip and not understanding the punchline. When she showed it to Niles, he got it immediately and thought it was hysterical.
* An episode of ''Series/{{Coupling}}'' has Steve ranting, "Why do women have so many shoes? Do they have extra feet we don't know about?"
** Though when the women get together, they comment about the fact that men's feet smell bad because they always wear the same shoes and their feet get marinated.
* ''Series/BurnNotice'': Fiona is obsessed with shoes. In particular, in "Entry Point" she is constantly distracted by the client of the week's large collection of shoes (he specializes in knock-offs). Which is a bit ironic, given that she is quick to go barefoot as soon as she is relaxing.
* Lily from ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' is a subversion of this trope. She loves shoes but unlike the usual examples, she only likes boots, no high heels. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Unintentional late 00s period piece]]?

* Sally on ''Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun''. At one point she reveals her "bed" is actually made up of shoes boxes. She also gets upset whenever the mission looks like it's about to end as it means returning to their StarfishAlien forms which don't have feet to wear her beloved shoes on.
* Penny from ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'' has a large collection of shoes, despite being in a poor financial situation.

* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'':
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixr5GSUWwEw Shoe shopping...]]
** A more subtle example is when Elliot loses everything she owns when someone steals the moving van she was living out of at the time. At the end of the episode, she's gushing to JD about it.
-->'''Elliot:''' ''[sobbing]'' There was all my favourite records... my very first love letters from high school... ''[wails hysterically]'' and my SHOOOOOOEEEEEESSSS!
* One of the earliest episodes from ''Series/PimpMyRide'' had a girl named Nile get her car pimped, and they installed an automated shoe rack in the trunk, with several pairs of brand new shoes for her. Upon showing the new car to her friends, they reacted with great enthusiasm, as expected, but seemed even more enthusiastic about the new shoes than the pimped out car.
* In the Creator/CarolChanning episode of ''Series/TheMuppetShow'', Miss Piggy buys some [[FashionHurts stylish but excruciating]] shoes that are really too small for her. She continues to wear them after Kermit admires them.
* In one episode of ''Series/DesperateHousewives'', Susan finds out that Orson has been supplying Mike with the drugs he's addicted to and storms into his office to confront him about it--pausing just long enough to compliment the patient he's with on her cute shoes.
* From ''Series/CriminalMinds''. In "From Childhood's Hour", Morgan cites that a woman is definitely depressed because she only has ''four'' pairs of shoes. Reid doesn't get it. At the end of episode Reid is talking to JJ, Prentiss, and Garcia about it. JJ comments that even 10 pairs isn't enough, and Prentiss says that reminds her... she needs new boots.

* ''Videogame/DragonAgeOrigins'' is PlayingWithATrope.
** Leliana is obsessed with shoes. Not only are shoes the perfect gift item for her, one of her dialogs is nothing but her rambling about her obsession with shoes. The player, regardless of gender, can either tell her to shut up or start gushing about shoes as well... making this a gendeflip should the player be male.
** No other woman shares her obsession, as Morrigan wants nothing to do with any of Leliana's fashion advice. One can only guess what else Marjolaine would be talking about if she weren't [[spoiler:hunting Leliana]], but her disparaging Leliana's state when she first came to Ferelden hints that she's just as into fashion as Leliana is. Perhaps it's an Orlesian thing.

** Genderflipped with Zevran, who gushes a fair bit about these fabulous boots, although maybe that's more to do with his leather fetish.
* Bethany Hawke in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', though not to the same extent as Leliana. She happily gushes over Orlesian fashion if you bring her to the ''Mark of the Assassin'' DLC.
* Leliana's endearing love of shoes carries over to ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'' where during the Winter Palace deadly game she drops her guard and talks about shoes. It's all part of the spycraft in picking up, for example, royals reputed to be struggling financially showing off wealth, but her gushing makes it clear it's more than that. Should the assassin die at this time Leliana has a suggestion for the remains, do so and she jokes with The Inquisitor how a myth had begun of the assassin's ghost and shoes. Then there is a mission to help soldiers, Josephine's and Cullen's suggestions are reading material and a good meal, Leliana's is of course better shoes.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': While not typically a big concern of Marge and Lisa's, when the family went to New York City they were both utterly hypnotized by a revolving display of blue high heels. Also lampshades their LimitedWardrobe: "I know I already own a pair of shoes, but I want these so bad!"

In the world of fiction, all women adore shoes. Not only that, they judge people by the shoes they wear, have whole closets full of them, know every single designer, and no matter how expensive or painful to wear, they simply ''must'' have the latest styles for the season. Don't question this; this is simply one of those WomensMysteries that men will never understand.

* In ''Film/truthOrDare2012'', Eleanor seems to have a thing for shoes, making Paul carry her over a puddle so she doesn't ruin her 300 pound shoes, and wearing a [[SexyWhateverOutfit sexy Dorothy Gale costume]] at the party as an excuse to wear high-heeled ruby slippers.

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The stereotype of women loving shoes is a large part of why ComicBook/SteveTrevor can't stop laughing when Diana's only voiced concern while they're starting a Saturnian slave revolt and stealing a ship to get back home is that the slavers stole her boots and she's now stuck barefoot.

* The female cast of ''WesternAnimation/TheCroods'' have never heard of shoes before the film, but they seem very impressed with the ones Guy invents. Eep's first response is to scream in delight.

* JoeJackson sings about this phenomena in ''Pretty Girls''.

* In an episode of ''Series/HannahMontana'', Miley's dad offers to buy her shoes if she will stop seeing Jake. In the ''[[BigDamnMovie Hannah Montana: The Movie]]'', she even gets into a CatFight with TyraBanks over some heels.

Of course plenty of women in real life are not that interested in fashion, or dress in ways allow them roll around in a pair of cute but comfy pair of shoes. Some women who love fashion may just prefer to have a pair or two of versatile shoes that can work with multiple outfits. Some women are handicapped and have to be careful about the shoes they wear regardless of their fashion sense. Unfortunately, any woman in fiction not interested in owning three dozen pairs of shoes is painted as a {{tomboy}} regardless of her reasoning. For a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak, don't be surprised to find a few heels along with her boots, sneakers, track spikes, etc.

--> AAAHHH! I ''love'' them! [[{{Adorkable}} Where are my feet]]?

-->'''Rat:''' (''to a random woman'') Excuse me, miss. How many pairs of shoes do you own?\\

* This starts the film ''Film/{{Overboard}}''. A millionaire (Creator/GoldieHawn) hires a carpenter (Creator/KurtRussell) to make a shoe closet. She describes her current situation as catastrophic. And that's just the shoes she keeps on her yacht. (Then she refuses to pay and destroys his tools, then he uses a chance to get even.)

* In ''Film/ThePhantom1996'', DarkActionGirl Sala takes a real liking to Diana's boots.

-->'''Jen:''' ''[after the guys fail to notice her elegant and painful new heels]'' THE SHOES-AH! ''[storms out]''
-->'''Moss:''' What was all that about?
-->'''Roy:''' Well, like all women, she's shoe mad!
-->'''Moss:''' That's a bit sexist, isn't it?
-->'''Roy:''' Do you know one woman who isn't obsessed with shoes?
-->'''Moss:''' No, [[NerdsAreVirgins but I only know one woman]], and she just left the room shouting "THE SHOES-AH!"
* In an episode of ''Series/{{Leverage}}'', Nate talks about what his team did with the "shattering amounts of money" they made bankrupting a corrupt corporation. Sophie "bought a frightening number of shoes."
-->'''Parker:''' [[LampshadeHanging What is it with women and shoes?]]
-->'''Sophie:''' There's something wrong with you.
-->'''Eliot:''' That's what I said!

-->'''Sophie''': Go to Nate's storage cupboard. You're gonna find a sexy little minidress and my emergency Jimmy Choos.
-->'''Parker''': [[NoSocialSkills Jimmy who? You have a body in Nate's closet?]]
-->'''Sophie''': Shoes, Parker!

-->Miley: I have to have these shoes!
-->Oliver Why?
-->Miley: They are shoes, I am a girl, do the math.

--> '''Fran''': Those are my slow dancing mules! What if we get invited to a boat party by drug dealers?

* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixr5GSUWwEw Shoe shopping...]]

--> '''Elliot'''(sobbing): There was all my favourite records... my very first love letters from high school... (Wails hysterically) and my SHOOOOOOEEEEEESSSS!

-->'''Mac''': In one way or another, we're all searching for something.
-->'''Harm''': Oh, yeah? What are you searching for?
-->'''Mac'''': What every woman wants: a great career, a good man ''and comfortable shoes, lots and lots of them''.
* ''Series/MurdochMysteries'': In "Victoria, Victorian", Crabtree says that he should have should have realised the 'man' whose murder they were investigating was really a woman pulling a SweetPollyOliver when he discovered the victim had a closet full of shoes. Both Crabtree and Murdoch apparently own two pairs of shoes.

-->'''[[GranolaGirl Sunny Flowers]]''': [regarding the opening of the Mall] "But aren't you worried about the spirit of blatant consumerism- [[NotSoAboveItAll shoes... must... get... to... mall!]]

-->'''Dick:''' But ''Bruce!'' We just spent the last two hours watching her shop for ''handbags!''
-->'''Bruce:''' Well, you're in luck. I think she's moved on to the main event.
-->'''Dick:''' ''(hopefully)'' Comic books?
-->'''Bruce:''' Shoes.
-->'''Dick:''' ''UGH!''

** There was this one strip where Alice's cubicle is filled with shoeboxes. Dilbert comments that the money she spent could have fed a family of four for several months. The kicker? It's revealed that shoes all look ''exactly the same''.

-->'''Susan:''' "Johnny, there are many things boy will never understand, and one of them is their love of shoes. ''I'' barely understand it."

* In an episode of ''Series/HannahMontana'', Miley's dad offers to buy her shoes if she will stop seeing Jake.

** Also the BigBad for Season 5, PhysicalGod Glory, who takes the form of a self-obsessed blonde female. At one point Buffy when goes to kick Glory in the face, [[NoSell Glory grabs her ankle]] and compliments Buffy on her shoes.

** Half of an entire scene in the episode ''Billy'' (an episode about misogyny, domestic violence and women being victimized) is devoted to Cordelia and Lilah bantering about shoes.

* In the Carol Channing episode of ''Series/TheMuppetShow'', Miss Piggy buys some [[FashionHurts stylish but excruciating]] shoes that are really too small for her. She continues to wear them after Kermit admires them.

** One story manages to combine the trope with DoesNotLikeShoes to comic effect. Veronica's father notices that Veronica has developed a habit of going everywhere barefoot. He stops her one day on her way out to ask her why she buys so many shoes.
** A single-panel comic has a similar gag, with Betty and Veronica chatting about great it is that they can have all the fun of shoe shopping, but since being barefoot is the popular style of the time, they don't actually have to ''buy'' anything.

** In one early iisue, Buffy's deadbeat dad rants about all the things he hates about living in a house full of women. The list is long, but he [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment mentions shoes twice]]. When Buffy points this out, he replies, "You have twice as many shoes as you need!"

* Used as part of a joking explanation in ''Discworld/UnseenAcademicals'' of the phrase "a lie can run around the world before the truth has its boots on": since Truth is Beauty, rather than Handsomeness, Truth must be a woman. And according to this trope, any woman in a position to choose what shoes to wear would have a ''lot'' of them to choose from.

Of course plenty of women in real life are not that interested in fashion, or dress in ways allow them roll around in a pair of cute but comfy pair of shoes. Some women who love fashion may just prefer to have a pair or two of versatile shoes that can work with multiple outfits. Some women are handicapped and have to be careful about the shoes they wear regardless of their fashion sense. Unfortunately, any woman in fiction not interested in owning at least three dozen pairs of shoes is painted as a {{tomboy}} regardless of her reasoning. For a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak, don't be surprised to find a few heels along with her boots, sneakers, track spikes, etc.

Of course plenty of women in real life are not that interested in fashion, or dress in ways allow them roll around in a pair of cute but comfy pair of shoes. Or they love fashion but prefer to have a few pairs versatile shoes that can work with lots of fashion styles. Unfortunately, any woman in fiction not interested in owning three dozen pairs of shoes is painted as a {{tomboy}} regardless of her reasoning. For a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak, don't be surprised to find a few heels along with her boots, sneakers, track spikes, etc.

Of course plenty of women are not that interested in fashion, or otherwise dress to let them roll around in a few cute but comfy shoes most of the time. Unfortunately, any woman in fiction not interested in owning three dozen pairs of shoes is painted as a {{tomboy}} regardless of her reasoning. For a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak, don't be surprised to find a few heels along with her boots, sneakers, track spikes, etc.

* Music/CelineDion once told Creator/EllenDeGeneres that she had over 3000 pairs of shoes.