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The answer could be a study that reveals the average woman has 19 pairs of shoes at a time squirrelled away.
The study found that in their lifetime, women spend more than £ 16 000 (R176 000) have the heels, pumps, boots and sandals.
They buy the first pair to go at age 14 after a year to buy seven pairs of the end of their lives - for a total of 469 pairs. Expenditure of £ 34.99 on average for each pair of women must eventually pay 16 £ 410.31 during the 67 years.
The men shake their heads at that time should note that there is in this method the buyer. The 3000 study found women's shoes are bought for a purpose.
Women on average have three pairs of high heels official functions and celebrations.
The females usually have six pairs of flip flops, sandals, flats and wedges for the summer months, and three pairs of boots, warm in cold weather.
In addition, four pairs of shoes foxy nights of the city - like stilettos and kitten heels. Finally, women have two pairs of shoes and two other sensitive work "accidental" purchases.
The study, which Gocompare.com, also revealed one in four women has at least a pair of designer shoes - even though 53 percent wish they did. Labels have been looking for Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin and Manolo Blahnik.
Not surprisingly, one third of women said the shoe was the only thing they could not resist buying, if they could afford. And four in 10 said they ordered another woman shoes she wears. - Daily Mail
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