http://fashionindie.disqus.com/Fashion & StyleenTue, 16 Nov 2010 14:59:15 -0000http://fashionindie.com/go-to-hella-shuella/#comment-97994943<p>Its funny that this person claimed to have "designed" these herself. They have been around since the 40's. Women used to wear clear, rubber versions of these to protect their shoes, back when women had to walk everywhere they went. You can google vintage rain boots and find something identical, only not in hideous pink. </p>KatiejonesTue, 16 Nov 2010 14:59:15 -0000http://fashionindie.com/go-to-hella-shuella/#comment-81682587<p>I don't care if my shoe's get a little wet or dirty, or if I accidentally step in a huge puddle, but I've ruined a pair of shoes in an unexpected torrential downpour. I still had to walk in them for about an hour, which caused the lining to come off. Shuella's are meant to be a fashion statement (neither or rainboots). They're about practicality and functionality. (But I don't own either.)</p>Jaanta028Tue, 28 Sep 2010 17:46:17 -0000http://fashionindie.com/go-to-hella-shuella/#comment-49124951<p>The point of peeling off dirty wet rubber boots is so you dont get those cute pumps dirty.Rubber is easier to clean off.</p>audrianaSat, 08 May 2010 20:09:59 -0000