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Obsessed! By the time Desperately Seeking Susan came out, I was already a huge Madonna fan. I absolutely loved the way she dressed. It was so different, so risky, and SO cool. My mom would NEVER let me leave the house looking like that. The truth is, I was never brave enough to do it either. So, I would dance around my room in lace leggings and cut-off shirts. I was “desperate” to get some of the pieces she had in the movie. I found a copy of the jacket, but could never find the awesome boots. UNTIL NOW! While I’m less obsessed with Madonna’s style, I’m not sure I can turn away from the Jimmy Choo interpretation of the boot. Truly, Madonna has never been as edgy and fresh as she was at the time Desperately Seeking Susan came out. She tries, lord knows she tries! Even now, I see pictures of her from that time, and I want to become her. It was ‘in your face’ individual style. I can’t help but be drawn to that.

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  1. susanmcneill says:

    Didn't we all want to act like Madonna when we were kids?! Truly groundbreaking style.

  2. klabuski says:

    She makes me think of the 80s version of Carrie Bradshaw. So fashion forward and risky, but SO fabulous!

  3. Terry says:

    I totally agree with you. At the time I was obsessed with her black bracelets, with the short jacket and the earrings she wore in Desperately Seeking Susan. I'd wear like her in that movie if I had the chance to find the exact pieces she was wearing.

  4. Casino says:

    Love this shoes like madonna style !! Agree totally

  5. barchbo says:

    My sister had a carbon-copy of that jacket – Contempo Casuals, baby! What would my teen years have been like without Contempo?! Such a gem.

  6. charles says:

    i agree and omg do i want a copy of that jacket to wear now =(!!!

  7. Elisa says:

    Those boots are fantastic! I was 8 1/2 when the movie came out so I never really got to dress up like Madonna (and believe me, I wasn't happy about that), and I'm not one to relive 80s trends, but those boots… I absolutely LOVE them.

  8. spitboy says:

    When I saw these boots I died. Then I died again when I saw the price. The reality is that I have been looking for a pair like hers from the movie ever since I was 11 years old (when it came out) and I had a life-sized poster of her on my wall. (And my mom DID let me dress like her: rubber bracelets, chain necklaces, net tank top, belly showing, frosted curls….) I will pray these go on sale!

  9. I know .. they're expensive! BUT they will go on sale – I'm sure.

  10. Lola says:

    Hi there,

    Looknig for the jacket and/or the boots. If you have any links or know how I can find them pls let me know!

  11. wench says:

    i saw the jacket (reproduction) available just recently on some website…..but for the life of me cant remember or find it!

  12. ubiremea says:

    Lets face it Madonna was is and will always be an amazing artist , able to keep up with the changing times and always reinventing herself with something new , i am a huge fan have a Rubber Bracelets collection from all her concerts

  13. its good to give a gift like this one this coming christmas.

  14. its good to give a gift like this one this coming christmas.

  15. L. Suzanne Stockman says:

    Want no more. 2010 is your year. Here it is, although perhaps even harder to come by: Isabel Marant's Otway boot

    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100014240527487...

  16. rubberwristbands says:

    Beautiful boots,i like this.

  17. Nickie says:

    I have an origianl seeking susan jacket. do you know if anyone would be interested in buying? nickie

  18. Nickie says:

    i have an orginial jacket i would like to sell! anyone know what i could get for it?

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