“Hmmm. We want to make a pair of brogues, but brogues can be kinda sensible, can’t they? A bit granny-ish. I know! We’ll give them a pink high heel! Girls love pink! And a frill! We’ll add a random frilly bit to the front! That’s sure to work. Maybe silver, say? And what the hell, we’ll give them a peep toe. Even boots have peep toes now, so that MUST be popular. Et voila!”
Or at least, that’s how I assume the thought process that was responsible for the creation of these Poetic Licence brogues went. They’re true Frankenshoes, looking like they’ve been pieced together from the bodies of other pieces of footwear. Bizarre, no?
Still, there’s no accounting for taste, and if yours runs to pink/brown/black/silver brogues, you can buy these ones for $79 at Poetic Licence.
Theresa
It looks like Neapolitan ice cream.
Sally
I know these are wrong, but you have to admit they are fun!
Tracey
Poetic License is right. Ugh.
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Selina
This is what happens when Dr Frankenstein branches out into making shoes.
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Dana
At first i didn’t notice the frill (it guess that says much about my good eyesight
). The silvery frill without a single purpose. Or conection with the rest. Then it hit me 
in full force!
But actually, i think if you remove the frilly thing, and maybe paint the black front pink, it won’t be such a bad shoe…
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Ginger
Strangely, I think they’re quite pretty. Maybe not in public, but as a sort of shameful secret…