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  1. Shoeperwoman

    Kurt Geiger ‘Doll’ oversized bow flats

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    kurt geiger doll Kurt Geiger Doll oversized bow flats

    Now, I’m not sure how practical these shoes would be: being the clumsy sort, I have visions of me either tripping over that bow and falling flat on my face (If I’m going to fall over my feet, I can guarantee I’ll be wearing flats when I do it) or just dragging it along the ground and ruining it. I also can’t say I’d rush out and buy them myself, because £120 is WAY more than I’m prepared to pay for a pair of flats.

    Still, though, I wouldn’t be me if I was able to resist the sight of a giant bow on a shoe, and the fact that this one is attached to a flat rather than to a heel doesn’t make it any less attractive. In fact, if ever there was a shoe that said “Take me out partying: now!” this would be the one.

    These are Kurt Geiger’s ‘Doll’ flats, and you can click here to buy them.

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    KG by Kurt Geiger ‘Marilyn’ high heeled mules

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    kurt geiger marilyn mules KG by Kurt Geiger Marilyn high heeled mules

    The Kurt Geiger website currently refers to mules as “the shoe of the season”, and to prove it, their ‘Marilyn’ mule (above) comes in three different colours: black, red and peach.

    Now, I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for mules, at least as far as appearances go. I like the 50s feel of them, and ones like these, which come with big bows, glitter, and satin uppers, are definitely very glam. While it’s not like me to consider comfort when I’m shoe shopping, though, I have to admit that mules aren’t always the easiest shoes to actually wear, and I always worry about sliding right out of them – or having to walk along with the heel of the shoe slapping against my foot with every step.

    What do you think? Are these really the “shoes of the season”? If you answered “yes”, you can click here to buy a pair: they’re £140 at Kurt Geiger.

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    Kurt Geiger ‘Bikini Stud’ studded peep toes

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    kurt geiger bikini stud Kurt Geiger Bikini Stud studded peep toes

    I know studs aren’t to everyone’s taste – and neither are so-called “nudes”, for that matter. I’m a big fan of both, however, so Kurt Geiger’s ‘Bikini Stud’ peep toes instantly made it onto my wish list, even although the £295 price tag on these means wishing is all I’ll be doing.

    As much as I hate the word “edgy”, I have to admit that the gold studs on these do add a bit of edge, although these would still be very wearable with everything from this season’s floral jeans (I know they’d probably look awful on me, but I still secretly want a pair) to a more demure pencil skirt. In fact, or girlie sundress. In other words, they’ll go with everything. And I better stop now, before I talk myself into buying them, like I did with the last two pairs of shoes that made it onto my Wish List. If you don’t want to stop, though, you can click here to buy them from Kurt Geiger. I’ll try not to hate you too much.

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    Shoeper Style Challenge: What to wear with Kurt Geiger ‘Class’?

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    kurt geiger class1 Shoeper Style Challenge: What to wear with Kurt Geiger Class?

    It’s been a couple of weeks since our last Shoeper Style Challenge, so I thought we’d have a bit of Friday fun and indulge in a quick spot of shoe stylin’.

    Now, I had approximately two minutes to choose a pair of shoes for you to style this week, so I instinctively went for my own favourite shoes of the moment: Kurt Geiger’s ‘Class’, which I’d buy in every single colour they come in, if I only could, but which I’ve selected in blue for the purpose of the challenge.

    As always, the rules are pretty straightforward:

    1. Create an outfit to wear with these shoes

    If you’re using Polyvore, you’ll find the shoes here. (Or type “Kurt Geiger Class” into the Polyvore search.)

    2. Upload your image into the comments section

    You’ll find the image uploader at the bottom of the comments form. Please note: you’ll have to save the image to your computer (as a .jpg file) to upload it – Polyvore’s code will not display in our comments field. The comments box will automatically re-size your image, but if you’re trying to upload a really large file, it will reject it, as extra large images will break the site: sorry! You can find lots of free image re-sizing programmes online by searching for “online image resize” or similar.

    Ready? Let’s see what you’d wear with these shoes!

     

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    Kurt Geiger ‘Heaven’ platform s

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    kurt geiger heaven Kurt Geiger Heaven platform s

    Kurt Geiger has named these shoes ‘Heaven’ which invites a whole load of puns about “heavenly design” and being “in heaven” when you look at them. I’ll refrain from using those as far as possible, but I do like the design of these shoes, from the suede platforms to the lattice-work on the upper and heel:

    kurt geiger lattice heels Kurt Geiger Heaven platform s

    The colour choice here is rather nice, too. There’s a bright, emerald green, and soft pink, and a cute coral, and the only think I’m really not keen on about these is the price, which is £295: ouch!

    Kurt Geiger ‘Heaven’: click here to buy them.

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    ShoeperStar: Nicola Roberts in Kurt Geiger ‘Elm’

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    nicola roberts kurt geiger elm ShoeperStar: Nicola Roberts in Kurt Geiger Elm

    Although I’m a bit of a Nicola Roberts fan (of her style, I mean, not her music: I always take an interest in what fellow redheads like to wear!), I have to admit this particular outfit probably wouldn’t have captured my attention, if it wasn’t for the small matter of the Shoe Kryptonite on her feet.

    These are Kurt Geiger’s ‘Elm’ pumps, and they offer yet more proof that this summer is going to be torture for me, as I bravely try to resist all of the beautiful footwear on offer. Like the KG shoes I showed you yesterday, these are £220, which means I’ll be waiting for sale time (or relentlessly searching eBay), but I love the tan and pink combination, plus the super-sexy low vamp and pin heel. This colour combination has completely won me over, because it manages to be both Spring-like, but still smart and classic, but these are also rather nice in white:

    kurt geiger elm white ShoeperStar: Nicola Roberts in Kurt Geiger Elm

    The two-tone heel is a nice touch, don’t you think?

    They also come in black, which is nice, but much less interesting, so I’d definitely go for the camel:

    kurt geiger elm camel ShoeperStar: Nicola Roberts in Kurt Geiger Elm

    Click here to buy them at Kurt Geiger.

     

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    Shoe Kryptonite: Kurt Geiger ‘Class’ peep toe Mary Janes

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    First I saw these shoes in white:

    kurt geiger class peep toes Shoe Kryptonite: Kurt Geiger Class peep toe Mary Janes

    And I thought, “Wow, that’s a seriously beautiful shoe. If only it wasn’t white, though! I mean, if these were available in green, say, or even blue, I’d be aaaaalllll over them like a rash…”

    kurt geiger class mary janes Shoe Kryptonite: Kurt Geiger Class peep toe Mary Janes

    Oh.

    Oh, God, someone please take them far, far away, because that right there is some Shoe Kryptonite for sure. I mean, they’re not just available in green and blue: they’re available in MINT green. And the PERFECT shade of blue. It’s just all too much for me.

    Now, after all of the talking I’ve been doing about my ever-increasing love of mint green, you’ll be expecting me to say that’s the version I like best. I think you might be right there, but at the same time, that particular shade of sky blue is just gorgeous, and I could very easily be swayed by it. In fact, I could very easily be persuaded to buy both… assuming, of course, that it wouldn’t cost me £420 to do it.

    Yes, folks, the bad news about these is that they’re £210 per pair, which means I’m about to start stalking Shoeaholics.com, in the hope that they one day go on sale. If you can’t wait that long, however, you can click here to buy them from Kurt Geiger.

     

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    KG by Kurt Geiger ‘Esme’ studded platforms

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    000316403 KG by Kurt Geiger Esme studded platforms

    Meet Kurt Geiger’s ‘Esme’. Esme is one of those shoes which lures you in with her soft beige and eggshell upper – so far, so very soothing – and hits you smack in the face with a bright yellow heel:

    spike heel shoes KG by Kurt Geiger Esme studded platforms

    With studs on.

    And OK, these shoes won’t actually smack you in the face: that would be really painful. The heels are a little bit unexpected, though, and although I do like them, my natural aversion to anything neon tells me that I’d have liked them even more without the yellow.

    That’s just me, though, and I’m not sure the bright colour would put me off, were they to magically appear on my shoe shelves, say.

    What do you think of them?

    KG by Kurt Geiger ‘Esme’, £140: click here to buy.