£10 in the Dorothy Perkins’ sale. Well, I could hardly have left them there, could I?
These shoes are actually a UK size 5, and I normally wear a 4, but one thing years of shoe-hunting has taught me is that when you spot a shoe you love on the sale rack, you grab it first, and you ask questions later. That’s exactly what I did with these, and when it came time to ask questions (the question, of course, being “will they fit me?”), I was pleased to find that the answer was a resounding “yes!”. These actually fit me perfectly, which is rather strange, especially when you consider that the final pair of new shoes I have to show you this week (more on those tomorrow) are also from Dorothy Perkins, but are a size 4.
Anyway, the shoe fit, Cinderella DID go to the ball, and all was well with the world. Well, sort of: I was having a bit of a depressing day on Saturday and I’m not going to say these shoes made everything seem that little bit better, but… actually, no I AM going to say that. Whaddya know, new shoes really DO cure the blues. Especially when they’re bright pink.
They’re lovely!
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Fantastic! Congratulations!
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The Shoeper Challenge just keeps getting bigger… but worth it!
Love them! Looking forward to the other new pair!
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New shoes are a great cure for many ailments. Lovely.
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I’m a UK 5 and looove pink *steals* nah, you can keep your shoes, I don’t need my shoe challenge getting any harder. What I find with shoes with straps on them that you can get a size bigger because if they are a bit big they will still stay on your feet because of the straps.