Children of the 80s will appreciate seeing Anne Hathaway rocking a pair of gel sandals. They were a wardrobe STAPLE so many moons ago, right?
Here she is with boyfriend Adam Shulman doing some shopping at their local hardware store in West Hollywood. These two have happily been together for quite some time now. It’s always a pleasure to see them out and about.
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I loved Jellies! They must have spilled over into the early 90′s cos I had a pair when I first started Primary school, they were blue
Love her Jellie sandals!
Jellies!!!! They were AWESOME until you got a rock in your shoe =(
Ewww, the smell of them makes me sick–especially when you walk past the display of them at the store. I really hope they aren’t coming back into style.
Yeah that smell was a bit weird heh! Real chemically.
I guess Jellies are the day trend…!
eep Jellies! they hurt my feet so so bad.
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Haha I love Jellies! My friends and I wore them all the time…in elementary school. lol. She is gorgeous as always.
Those things gave me the worst blisters. I kept wearing them though! I had a pair of pink, sparkly high heeled ones. Oy.
Oh man, I hope jellies aren’t back in style
They’re called Jellies.
loved those shoes in the 80,s but boy did they make my feet sweat.
omg i LOVED jellies! except i remember they kept getting rocks stuck in them
In Dutch we call them “waterschoenen” which litteraly means “watershoes” I remember wearing those to the beach.