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Old 04-01-2008, 01:04 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Today something interesting occurred to me. Most of my coworkers wear either loafers of some sort or boots. Conversely my dress shoe of choice is the oxford. So I wonder is there any correlation between the type of dress shoes one prefers to wear and his or her personality type?

Incidentally, my company has a business casual dress code.
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I wear tennis shoes. Before that I wore anti-static hard-toe boots. Before that I wore basketball shoes. Before that I used to ear anti-static hiking boots.

I usually wear a set of shoes for a long time till I change. Prompted by either my shoes falling apart or getting free shoes from work.

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When I am dressing up, I like to wear a variety of different shoes, depending on my outfit and mood, hahaha that's a very ENFP answer, .
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Does neon-orange colored sandals with mismatching argyle socks correlate with ENTPs?

Otherwise I usually wear tennis shoes, even on formal occasions (yes, even with suits).

But my socks *never* match.

I just don't care about this stuff. It's nearly impossible for me to be formal, or understand the concept of "formality".

functionality > appearance
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these are my dress shoes...

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Does neon-orange colored sandals with mismatching argyle socks correlate with ENTPs?

Otherwise I usually wear tennis shoes, even on formal occasions (yes, even with suits).

But my socks *never* match.

I just don't care about this stuff. It's nearly impossible for me to be formal, or understand the concept of "formality".

functionality > appearance
That sounds irreverent, offbeat, eccentric. IMO, it correlates rather well with ENTP.
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I'm a Type 9 INFP, so the pair of black Rockports serves me well. Comfy too.


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I almost always wear the same pair of havianas that I brought back from Brazil a few years ago! I bought them for $2 from a little shop!



I don't like shoes and don't wear them when I don't have to- when it's cold out I either wear running shoes or high heeled boots!

Occasionally I'll wear a proper pair of shoes when dressing up- when I remember to
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I have four pairs of shoes:

hiking boots
sandals
sneakers
dress shoes

I've had all of them but the hiking boots for years and they're still going strong - I don't believe in false economies so I always splash out to get good shoes and then they last years and years. My dress shoes are an exception though - because I need them so rarely, they don't need to be particularly hardwearing. They're just plain and simple black lace-up shoes. I just bought the new boots in Italy, since I needed some anyway and where better could there be for buying shoes, eh?
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Very interesting. So far we have three ENTPs that own sandals. Two of which own colorful sandals.

As an aside, I have never owned sandals.
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