Toenail polish
Waiting outside Moonshine restaurant for it to open last Sunday (back when it was still summer), I noticed a lot of people wearing sandals. And almost every single one of them was also wearing toenail polish.
The two little girls weren't. The one man wasn't. There were three others who at first looked like they didn't have toenail polish, but on closer inspection, one had pearlescent polish, and one had shiny clear polish. And at least 25 other people had toenail polish.
Mostly it was shades of red and pink. One person had dark blue or maybe black. Most didn't also wear fingernail polish.
So apparently it's unbelievably uncool to wear sandals or flip-flops without toenail polish if you are a grown woman, even in Austin, one of the casual capitols of America. So sad. That stuff is smelly while drying, poisonous, and takes forever to dry.
The two little girls weren't. The one man wasn't. There were three others who at first looked like they didn't have toenail polish, but on closer inspection, one had pearlescent polish, and one had shiny clear polish. And at least 25 other people had toenail polish.
Mostly it was shades of red and pink. One person had dark blue or maybe black. Most didn't also wear fingernail polish.
So apparently it's unbelievably uncool to wear sandals or flip-flops without toenail polish if you are a grown woman, even in Austin, one of the casual capitols of America. So sad. That stuff is smelly while drying, poisonous, and takes forever to dry.