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Category Archives: Bridal ShoesBudget Bridal Shoes: Moda in Pelle’s ‘Imogen’ in champagne satin
I absolutely love these ‘Imogen’ sandals by Moda in Pelle, which may not seem like too much of a budget pick at £85, but which are at least considerably less than the designer option many brides go for. I don’t think many people could tell the difference, either: these have lots of style, a sophisticated shape, and I really like the fact that the bow embellishment is suede, making a nice contrast with the satin uppers. These are available at Pavers shoes. Most wanted from our sponsorsManolo Blahnik ‘Eila’ feather t-strap sandals
Now for something completely and utterly extravagant – and I’m not just talking about the $830 price tag! There’s just something very decadent looking about these Manolo Blahnik t-straps, which seem to hail from another era – and an altogether more glamorous one at that. I think they’d make wonderful wedding shoes, although if you really love them, you might think it’s a shame to hide them away under a long gown. Do you love them, though?
Posted in Bridal Shoes, Designer Shoes, High Heels, Sandals
Tagged feathers, manolo blahnik, t-bar
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Badgley Mischka ‘Xango’ sandals in black and white
Forgive me for the slight wedding-obsession this week, readers: I’m not planning on renewing my vows or anything, I just keep coming across beautiful bridal shoes that I just have to show you! Badgley Mischka is fast becoming one of my favourite evening/occasion wear brands - in fact, their blue ‘Hyde’ peep toes may well be one of my favourite shoes of this year so far. These ‘Xango’ sandals aren’t quite as stunning, and the white versions definitely fall into the “bridal” category, but the mesh bow detail on the front is so pretty and delicate that it makes up for the plainness of the rest of the shoe. And hey, you always need a pair of black evening shoes, don’t you? These are $165 at Nordstrom. Wedge heeled wedding shoes by Pour la Victoire
Pour la Victoire are selling the champagne and white versions of these shoes as wedding shoes, which interested me because although wedges make fairly practical shoes for brides (the heel gives more support than a flat, but is much easier to stand up in all day than a stiletto), you don’t tend to see a lot of them around, so perhaps these will be of interest to any wedge-loving brides-to-be out there. I love the shape of the heel and the bow detail, and I even like the chunkiness of the ankle strap, although I know it’ll turn a lot of people off these. I think repeated exposure to this kind of style has helped adjust my eye to it, though, and I find myself liking them more and more these days too. If you like them too, but don’t have a handy wedding coming up, you may be pleased to know they’re also available in black. They’re $180 at Zappos. Shannon Britt ‘Abbey’ pointed toe feather pumps
If it is, these are $300 at Endless, and are sold as wedding shoes, although I guess you could wear them anywhere that seemed to require white, feathery shoes. I’m just not sure where, exactly, that might be… KG June peeptoe wedding court shoes
I’d love it if these shoes could be available in a different colour. Red, say. Or maybe green. OK, black. Actually, you know what? ANY colour. Any colour other than white, because as pretty as these are, I’m already married, and I just can’t see myself getting a whole lot of use out of bright white shoes. Especially when they have this on the heel:
Yeah, they’re definitely wedding shoes, aren’t they? On the plus side, if you ARE planning a wedding, and are looking for something simple, but still stunning, these could be just the thing. And if you’re NOT planning a wedding, well, they’re a pretty good excuse to start, no? They’re £95 from here. Beautiful Bridal Shoes: Ivory corsage peep toes from Next
Personally, I think the flowers are a little too much here, and would’ve had just as much impact, but been a little easier to wear, if they were ever so slightly smaller. If you can’t wear giant flowers on your heels when you’re getting married, though, when can you? So if you can see yourself walking down the aisle in these (or walking somewhere else for that matter), head over to Next, where you can buy a pair for £55.
Posted in Bridal Shoes, High Heels, High Street Shoes, Peep Toes
Tagged corsage, ivory, next
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Rupert Sanderson Ivory slingback sandals
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