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  1. 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.

  2. Shoeperwoman

    ShoeperStar: Anna Kendrick in Christian Louboutin ‘Just Pick’

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    anna kendrick christian louboutin just pick ShoeperStar: Anna Kendrick in Christian Louboutin Just Pick

    Perspex shoes don’t tend to be popular with Shoeperwoman readers, but Christian Louboutin’s ‘Just Pick’ pumps have been popular on the red carpet lately, and just to prove it, here’s Anna Kendrick wearing the shoes to the premiere of What to Expect When You’re Expecting earlier this week.

    These shoes have a clear upper with a studded toe and metallic ankle strap, and are designed to create a “barely there” look, but for those studded toes. These are one of those deigns that require extra-special attention to your pedicure: not just because so much of the foot is on show in them, but because people won’t be able to stop staring at your feet when you wear them.

     

    christian louboutin just pick ShoeperStar: Anna Kendrick in Christian Louboutin Just Pick

    These are $1,495 at Barney’s: click here to buy them.

  3. Shoeperwoman

    Buffalo red patent ‘Addison’ Mary Janes

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    red patent mary janes Buffalo red patent Addison Mary Janes

    I know quite a few of my readers are Mary Jane fans, so I’m not quite sure why it’s taken me so long to get around to showing you this fabulous example of the style, by Buffalo.

    These shoes are also available with a nude upper, but I think this bright red patent has it beat in terms of sheer impact. These combine a 4.3″ heel with a small platform, and look like they’re just begging to be worn with a slick of matching red nail polish. Spartoo describe them as “femme fatale” shoes, and there’s definitely something about this particular shade of red that creates that impression, and ensures there’s absolutely nothing childish about them, as can sometimes be the case with Mary Janes.

    Now for the bad news: these pumps are currently only available in limited sizes in this particular colour, so if you love them, click here to find out if your size is one of them,

     

  4. Shoeperwoman

    Giuseppe Zanotti studded toe cap ballet flats

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    giuseppe zanotti ballet flats Giuseppe Zanotti studded toe cap ballet flats

    Leave it to good ol’ Giuseppe Zanotti to give a little bit of bite to the classic ballet flat.

    At £380, these are way, WAY more than I’d ever pay for a pair of flats – in fact, you’d have to knock one digit off the end of that figure to get me to even consider it. But the studded toe caps on these are completely covetable (and just a little bit lethal looking. OK, a big bit.) and that’s why, in the entirely fictional world inside my head, in which £380 magically becomes a reasonable price to pay for a pair of flats, I’d totally buy these.

    In real life, meanwhile? Not a chance. But if you want to, you can do it here.

    studded toe on shoe Giuseppe Zanotti studded toe cap ballet flats

  5. Shoeperwoman

    Blink teal patent bow platform shoes

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    green patent shoes Blink teal patent bow platform shoes

    I have to once again apologise, folks: this is one of those posts where I show you shoes, and then tell you they’re sold out and you can’t have them. Well, not unless you’re a UK size 6, that is. If you are, you can still grab a pair of Blink’s green patent platforms at Nelly.com, where they’re £44.95. If you’re NOT a UK 6, however, I’m afraid I’m just going to (possibly) rub salt in the wound by showing you how cute they look on a foot:

    blink bow pumps Blink teal patent bow platform shoes

    I’m in love with the shape of the bow on these, and I also like the heel: I have a pair of nude platforms with a heel like this, and as well as being pretty to look at, it also stands up well the chips and other marks that a leather-covered heel can pick up, so it gets the thumbs up for that reason, too.

    Like them? Wear a size 6? Click here to buy them at Nelly.

  6. Shoeperwoman

    Neon crossover platform sandals from River Island

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    fluorescent shoes Neon crossover platform sandals from River Island

    Unlike some other shoes trends which I’ve dismissed out of hand, and then gradually been won over by (Yes, pointed toes, I AM looking at you…), I don’t think I’ll ever get fully on board with the fluorescent colours that are everywhere right now. I can, however, deal with them in very small doses, with these River Island sandals representing the outer limit of my tolerance for neon.

    I wouldn’t just “tolerate” these shoes, though: I actually really like them, and think the addition of the neon heel and strap is a good one in this case – imagine how much duller these shoes would be without it!

    I also like the contrast of leather and suede, which is something that almost always appeals to me. My only issue with these? That dirty mark on the platform of the shoe on the left: once you see it, it becomes ALL you can see…

    [Click here to buy them for £65 at River Island]

  7. Shoeperwoman

    ShoeperStar: Jada Pinkett Smith in Jimmy Choo ‘Greta’ sandals

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    jada pinkett smith jimmy choo ShoeperStar: Jada Pinkett Smith in Jimmy Choo Greta sandals

    Jimmy Choo’s ‘Greta’ sandals are a bit of a red carpet favourite, and I can see why: I love the metallic suede uppers on these, and the knotted vamp: they’re very modern, with just a touch of old-fashioned glamour, which is a pretty good combination for a shoe to have, if you ask me.

    These were worn by Jada Pinkett Smith to the Madrid premiere of Men in Black III this week: what do you think of them?

    Jimmy Choo ‘Greta’ sandals, $1,095, Net-a-Porter: click here to buy them

  8. Shoeperwoman

    Moschino Cheap & Chic gold leather sandals with bows

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    moschino cheap chic gold bow sandals Moschino Cheap & Chic gold leather sandals with bows

    I wrote just last week about my love of gold shoes, and how well they work as a neutral - they’re a little dressier than “nude”, but just as versatile as they’ll go with so many other colours.

    With metallic shoes, my motto is generally “the simpler, the better”, so I really like the way these Moschino Cheap & Chic peep toes combine a super-simple vamp with a cheeky little bow on the heel:

    shoes with bow Moschino Cheap & Chic gold leather sandals with bows

    Adorable. If only they weren’t £325…

    [Moschino Cheap & Chic gold leather sandals with bows: click here to buy them]


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