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  1. Shoeperwoman

    ASOS Sunrise suede effect wedges

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    asos sunrise ASOS Sunrise suede effect wedges

    Suede and raffia has (somewhat surprisingly) been one of the most popular combinations for wedges this summer, and ASOS’s ‘Sunrise’ pumps are one more example of that trend. At just £30 per pair, you can take it as read that the uppers are simply suede effect rather than the real thing, but as well as making them a little more affordable, it also makes them a little more practical -suede and raffia aren’t the hardest wearing fabrics for shoes, so at least this way you’ll worry less about ruining them!

    I like the bright colours, the low heel and the almond toe on these and I also like the fact that they made them in my two favourite shoe shades; red and green!

    [Click here to buy these at ASOS]

  2. Shoeperwoman

    White studded court shoes from Zara

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    zara white studded courts White studded court shoes from Zara

    Just a couple of years ago, I hated white shoes – especially ones with pointed toes – to the extent that if you’d told me I’d one day consider wearing a pair of then, I’d have laughed, and thought you were a bit mad, really.

    Lately, though, I’ve had a couple of occasions where I’ve been contemplating buying an item of clothing and have found myself thinking, “Hmm, I’d really need a pair of white shoes to go with that.” And trust me, I’m every bit as surprised by that as you are.

    Which brings me to these Zara court shoes. They’re white. They’re pointed. And yet… I like them. I can even imagine wearing them, with either a patterned sundress, or maybe a pair of jeans. I think the fact that the white upper seems to have a bit of a pinkish tint to it helps (And let’s face it, I’m almost pale enough for white to be “nude” on me), and so do the studs, which mean you’re not looking at a glaring white canvas, so to speak.

    What do you think of white shoes? And what you think of these ones? If you like them, they’re £39.99 and you can click here to buy them from Zara.

  3. Shoeperwoman

    Friday Fix: Christian Louboutin Chiarana 100 glittered-leather pumps

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    Christian Louboutin Chiarana 100 glittered leather pumps Friday Fix: Christian Louboutin Chiarana 100 glittered leather pumps

    Want something shiny and sparkly for your feet, but don’t want it to be glitter? Meet Christian Louboutin’s ‘Chiarana’: these are made from glittered leather, which gives you all the glamour you need, without the fear that bits of it will suddenly fall off.

    These also have a very pretty d’orsay cut, and a pointed toe which is just long enough to be elegant, without looking “witchy”:

    pointed toe Friday Fix: Christian Louboutin Chiarana 100 glittered leather pumps

    Gorgeous. These are $645 at Net-a-Porter: click here to buy them.

  4. Shoeperwoman

    Miu Miu Suede Peep Toe T-Strap Bow Pumps

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    miu miu red suede shoes Miu Miu Suede Peep Toe T Strap Bow Pumps

    Most shoe brands who use unusual shapes on the heels tend to go for a more conservative look on the toe. Not Miu Miu. They’ve teamed the slim, curvy heel on these t-bar platforms with an equally attention-grabbing bow on the toe. Then they’ve finished it all off with bright red suede. And honestly, I kind of love it: I mean, look:

    miu miu toe Miu Miu Suede Peep Toe T Strap Bow Pumps

    These shoes have a bit of a fairytale look to them: for some reason, they instantly made me think of Snow White, although I’m pretty sure she wore yellow shoes in the Disney animation. I bet she’d rather have been wearing these, though …

    These are available to pre-order now at Saks Fifth Avenue, where they’re £502: click here to buy them.

  5. Shoeperwoman

    Kristen Stewart switches Christian Louboutin’s Pigalle pumps for comfortable black sneakers

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    kristen stewart at the premiere of snwo white and the huntsman1 Kristen Stewart switches Christian Louboutins Pigalle pumps for comfortable black sneakers

    My love of Christian Louboutin’s ‘Pigalle’ doesn’t need to be repeated here, so rather than tell you all over again how much I love this classic style, I’ll just get on with showing you these photos of Kristen Stewart wearing the back patent version to a German photocall for her movie, Snow White & the Huntsman, this week.

    Once the photocall was over, however, Kristen decided to give her feet a break, and slipped into a pair of more comfortable black sneakers to meet with her fans. This was the second time this week Kristen swapped high heels for these sneakers halfway through a public appearance – I wonder if she’d like someone (ahem) to take the Louboutins off her hands for her?

    kristen stewart changes into sneakers Kristen Stewart switches Christian Louboutins Pigalle pumps for comfortable black sneakers

     

    [Images: PRPhotos.com]

  6. Shoeperwoman

    Faith navy satin striped bow sandals

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    mid heel sandals Faith navy satin striped bow sandals

    These shoes are a really good example of the phenomenon of “adjustment of the eye”. At first glance, you see, I assumed they had a mid-height heel, and got all excited thinking I’d finally managed to find a pair of lower heels that weren’t frumpy…Then I checked the product description and discovered they’re actually 4″. Which isn’t really all that low at all, is it? It just goes to show how quickly you get used to certain looks: a few years ago, these would’ve seemed reasonably high to me, but in today’s era of 6″ heels and huge platforms, however, I find myself wishing they were just a little bit higher. How times change!

    That’s not to say I don’t like them the way they are, however: in fact, I like these a lot, and have been really impressed by most of Faith’s recent releases: it feels like the brand is finally starting to return to its former glory!

    stripe sandals Faith navy satin striped bow sandals

    These are £55, and are also available in peach: click here to buy them.

  7. Shoeperwoman

    Karen Millen floral cutwork floral and appliqué sandals

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    karen millen black applique sandals Karen Millen floral cutwork floral and appliqué sandals

    When it comes to evening sandals, black is a colour I tend to neglect a little, feeling like I really ought to go for something a little more adventurous. Sometimes you just can’t beat the classics, though, and these Karen Millen sandals are anything but boring, with  their gorgeous floral appliqué front:

    floral toe Karen Millen floral cutwork floral and appliqué sandals

    Beautiful and intricate, but still elegantly understated, these are £125 at Karen Millen: click here to buy them.

     

  8. Shoeperwoman

    Kurt Geiger Carvela ‘Anyone’ polka dot slingbacks

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    Capture1 Kurt Geiger Carvela Anyone polka dot slingbacks

    A black upper, covered in multicoloured dots, with a big ol’ bow on the front. Sounds like a shoeper kinda shoe, doesn’t it?

    These are Carvela’s ‘Anyone’ pumps, and while they’re not my favourite polka dot shoe of the season (Don’t ask me what is, though: let’s just say it’s been a good year for women who love polka dots too much…), they are very cute, and as much as I love the brighter colours of Spring and Summer, it’s nice to see this kind of print on a black upper for a change, too.

    These have a high stiletto heel with a correspondingly high platform sole, they’re also available in nude, and you can click here to buy them, for £100.


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