Definitions

1. Sandals is ideally situated in the picturesque town of St Francis Bay.
2. Geta sandals are usually worn with kimono or yukata.
3. Alan Sandals is a strong and articulate candidate, a supporter of women's rights, and he believes as most Pennsylvanians do: that Roe v.
4. Alan Sandals is the best choice to represent Pennsylvania in the U.S. Senate. (Web site)

Tennis Shoes

1. We do wear tennis shoes or sandals and carry our fins strapped to our tank. (Web site)

Birkenstock Shoes

1. Offers Birkenstock shoes, sandals, clogs and boots.

Japanese Sandals

1. Same pattern is uses for other kinds of Japanese sandals (e.g., zori) which are not platforms, but close to the ground sandals. (Web site)

Alan Sandals

1. Women can count on Alan Sandals to protect the Supreme Court and federal courts from nominees who would revoke our rights and cede our liberties.

Choice

1. Warm weather on the ship will require your choice of swimwear, cover-up and sandals.

Complete

1. The groom's look is complete with Indian sandals or jooties, kurtas in fluid fabrics and tight fitted churidars. (Web site)

Manufacturer

1. China. Manufacturer and exporter men shoes, leather shoes, ladies shoes, sandals, synthetic shoes, high-heeled shoes.

Supporters

1. Wade, then supporters of women's rights must be bold enough to endorse and support positive candidates like Alan Sandals.

Swimming

1. For swimming on the beaches outside of town we reccomend plastic sandals because there are many sea urchins. (Web site)

Hand

1. There are small villages around Kolhapur City, where shoemakers build hand made Kolhapuri chappal, sandals and shoes, even ladies purses and valets.
2. As we proceeded hand in hand, the swami in his wooden sandals was strangely able to outpace me, though I wore these stout walking shoes. (Web site)

Tabi Socks

1. To complete the attire, match it with a purse, tabi socks and Japanese sandals.

Things

1. His boutique in Milan sold such things as brightly colored rubber boots, plastic daisy sandals, fake fur, and Pop Art-inspired jackets.

Patients

1. Patients should also avoid high heels, sandals, thongs, and going barefoot. (Web site)

Recommended

1. Low, broken-in, soft-soled, non-marking shoes, such as dance shoes, sneakers, or sandals, are recommended and, in some places, required. (Web site)

Walking

1. Tennis shoes or plastic sandals are recommended when walking on the reefs and in the lagoons of Polynesia. (Web site)

Andromeda

1. The Rescue of Andromeda As Perseus flew on winged sandals over the coast of Ethiopia, he saw the figure of a beautiful woman chained to a rock below.

Men

1. Zori sandals have a flat bottom with no heel and are worn by both men and women.

Feet

1. Many patients become very conscious about a fungus nail condition and refuse to wear sandals and have their feet seen in public. (Web site)

Invisible

1. Anachronisms: When Perseus is invisible, he leaves footprints which are those of modern shoes, not sandals. (Web site)

Pair

1. Often used by Zeus as an intermediary in various situations, he was rewarded with a winged helmet and a pair of sandals, which he used for walking the roads. (Web site)
2. Sri Ram gave his pair of wooden sandals to Bharat as a token of love and requested him to return to Ayodhya.

Tops

1. Vin Baker - features shoes and apparel, including tops by Custo, shoes by El Dantes, Fornarina, and sandals by Vic Matie.

Formal Occasions

1. For formal occasions, zori sandals are worn.

Casual

1. Pair with sandals for casual wear, or layer beneath a halter for a sultry appeal.
2. They offer casual and formal shoes, sandals, party heels, funky kids shoes, trainers and much more.

Footwear

1. In many areas of the world, the footwear of choice is sandals.
2. For your footwear, strappy sandals with high and clear heels will greatly compliment a 50's looks.
3. Teva - Teva Sandals - High quality sport sandals and footwear. (Web site)

Casual Shoes

1. Carlos Shoes Shop the official website of Carlos by Carlos Santana womens dress shoes, casual shoes, boots, and sandals.
2. Dress shoes, casual shoes and sandals, professional shoes and clogs. (Web site)
3. Manufacture boots, casual shoes, sandals and athletic shoes.

Kimono

1. Zori are sandals made from rice straw or lacquered wood and are worn with a kimono for formal occasions. (Web site)
2. Many women celebrate this day with the use of Furisode (a kimono with long sleeves that hang) and zori sandals.
3. Japanese clothing: We only offer authentic quality japanese clothing including; yukata, kimono, happi coats, zori sandals and tabi socks.

Japan

1. Waraji (Japanese: 草鞋) are sandals made from straw rope that in the past were the standard footwear of the common people in Japan.
2. Made in Japan, our zori tatami sandals are made of high quality materials and matches perfectly with our children's kimono.
3. Made in japan, our zori sandals are made of high quality materials and excellent craftsmanship.

Geta

1. Japanese shoes including geta sandals, tabi socks and zori sandals and shoes.
2. Tabi socks are worn with zori or geta sandals.
3. Japanese uniforms, JINBEI, chef coats, chef hats, KIMONO, wooden clogs (GETA), sandals (SETTA), TABI socks and etc.

Leather

1. United States distributor of Naot footwear, offering several models of leather sandals for men, women, and children.
2. Mahon was sitting by the fire, carving new straps for his sandals from a piece of leather. (Web site)
3. Both genders wear velvet sandals called Mandalay pa nak (‌), although leather, rubber and plastic sandals (‌, lit. (Web site)

Women

1. In the house, most Romans (men and women) wore sandals. (Web site)
2. Sandals for when your hiking shoes are too hot can be bought cheaply in Thailand, although large sizes for women are harder to come by. (Web site)
3. Men dance in tabi (split-toed, rubber-soled socks), while women wear sandals, their heels not touching the ground. (Web site)

T-Shirts

1. People in Dominican Republic wear the same summer clothes like sandals, T-shirts, shirts (or blouse), skirts, light jacket, and sweaters. (Web site)

Winged Sandals

1. With his trophy securely in hand, Perseus flew back toward Seriphus on his winged sandals. (Web site)
2. Hermes gave him winged sandals, and on his head he wore a helmet of darkness from Hades that made him invisible. (Web site)
3. But he told Perseus he would also need a magic sack to carry her head, the helmet of invisibility belonging to Hades, and a pair of winged sandals. (Web site)

Nymphs

1. But Perseus, taking their tooth and eye, compelled them to show him the way to the NYMPHS who had the winged sandals and a wallet (kibisis). (Web site)
2. From the nymphs he received winged sandals, a magic wallet that would fit whatever was put into it, and a cap to make him invisible.
3. The Nymphs next produced a pair of shoes or slippers or sandals, with a nice little pair of wings at the heel of each. (Web site)

Wearing

1. And, (e) Black Tabi, split toed socks made for wearing with sandals.

Stockings

1. Among the insignia traditional to a bishop are a mitre, pastoral staff, pectoral cross, ring, and caligae (i.e., stockings and sandals).

Swords

1. Swords and Sandals 3 a single player fighter game. (Web site)

Sword

1. He left a sword and a pair of sandals under a boulder, and said that when his son was old enough to lift the boulder, he should seek his father.
2. When Theseus came of age he went to the rock and lifted it with ease and took the sandals and sword from under it.
3. Before he left, he hid his sword and sandals under a rock, for his son to get when he was old enough to lift the rock.

Athena

1. Hermes loaned Perseus winged sandals to fly, while Athena gave him a polished shield. (Web site)

Hermes

1. Having appointed Dictys king of Seriphus, he gave back the sandals and the wallet (kibisis) and the cap to Hermes, but the Gorgon's head he gave to Athena.
2. Later Perseus gave Medusa's head to Athena, and returned the winged sandals, Hades' helmet and the sickle to Hermes.
3. In fact Pegasus is a late addition to the story of Perseus, who flew on his own with the sandals loaned him by Hermes.

Hats

1. Sunscreens and hats are a must and joggers or sandals are good protection for walking and swimming around coral.

Flip Flops

1. Products include Hawaiian shirts, board shorts, sandals, flip flops, t shirts, sarongs, and more.

Campuses

1. Delta Zeta Sorority Flip-Flop Sandals are the biggest craze on campuses around the country - order all of our great flip flops and sandals. (Web site)

Socks

1. Socks and other hosiery are worn between the feet and the footwear, except for sandals and flip flops (thongs).
2. The Romans also invented socks for those soldiers required to fight on the northern frontiers, sometimes worn in sandals.
3. Shop our complete line of Birkenstock shoes, sandals, clogs and Socks.

Shorts

1. Unique t-shirts, sandals, shorts and accessories for men. (Web site)
2. The Hawks, some clad in sandals and shorts, many with their caps turned backward, delighted their supporters with seemingly unrehearsed boyish charm.
3. Vehicles are also beach style and CJ will be dressed in shorts and sandals. (Web site)

Aegeus

1. Theseus arrived in Athens wearing a sword and a pair of sandals that Aegeus had left for his son in Troezen.

Shield

1. At the last second, Aegeus recognized the sandals, shield, and sword, and knocked the poisoned wine cup from Theseus's hand. (Web site)
2. He also received winged sandals, a magic wallet, the cap of Hades that made one invisible, an adamantine sickle, and a mirrored shield. (Web site)

Categories

1. Society > Culture > Fashion > Shoes
2. Literature > Mythology > Greek Mythology > Perseus
3. Swimwear
4. Senses > Vision > Eye > Sunglasses
5. Society > Culture > Fashion > Boots

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