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Tag Archives: modclothHere Comes Truffle heels from Modcloth
How to break a pair of stylish Spectator pumps out of the menswear-inspired mold this style tends to inhabit? Why, just add a big red bow, of course: simple! These are from Modcloth, as you may well have guessed from the retro look of them, and they’re as adorable (not to mention affordable) as most of the online store’s offerings. Mixing a playful bow with a grown-up style, these would look fantastic with a pair of wide-leg trousers, to continue the retro-glamour theme, but would also work well with more up-to-the-minute pieces, too. What do you think? They’re just $54.99 at Modcloth. Most wanted from our sponsors’10 Things I Love About Shoe’ heart pumps from Modcloth
Yes, readers, it’s your regularly scheduled heart-shaped-shoe of the week! (OK, so they’re not actually heart-shaped. That would be weird. But… oh, you know what I mean.) I can’t quite give you ten things I love about these shoes, but I can give you four: 1. The name. Oh, come on, you’ve got to love a company who names their shoe ’10 Things I Love About Shoe’! 2. The heart. Well, d’uh! 3. The comic-book look of said heart. Well, I’m a cartoon superhero, of course I’m going to like that! 4. The price: $54.99 at Modcloth. Red Marilyn Mon-bow ankle boots from Modcloth
Of course, this being Modcloth, and the world not being fair, they’re already selling out fast, so my apologies if your size is gone by the time you see this. If it’s any consolation, mine is too. Oh, the humanity! Red Hot Heels from Modcloth
They may not be the most expensive looking shoes you’ll ever find, but for $34.99 I think they’re pretty cute. The d’orsay shape is one that we haven’t seen quiet as much of as usual over the last couple of years, but these are a really nice use of it, with the colour making them both red and “hot”, hence the name. Get them at Modcloth. Cursive Class Wedges from Modcloth
Lately I’ve been in the market for a pair of winter-appropriate wedges, all of mine being of the “summery sandal” variety. These ones from Modcloth are actually nothing like the ones I’d been picturing in my head, and which I suspect don’t actually exist in real life, but I like them anyway: they’re definitely winter-appropriate, and they’re also super-cute, what with the little bow on the toe and the subtle yellow and blue on the uppers. They’re £107.99 and you can buy them here. ‘Poker Face’ high heeled brogues from ModCloth
“And as soon as she heard the words “poker face”, Shoeperwoman was destined to have Lady Gaga playing in her head for the rest of the day…” It’s possibly worth it, though, because although I’m not generally crazy about brogue-style shoes, these ones from ModCloth are rather cute, and the fact that they only cost $37.99 makes them all the more appealing. Love the curve of the sides and I also like the colour, which is actually a dark, olive green, and not the brown I first assumed. BUY: Poker Face heels, $37.99 Heroes or Villains? Unicorn Princess heels from Modcloth
I’m going to let you be the judge of that. If you love them, though, but them now for $119 at Modcloth.
Posted in Heroes or Villains, High Street Shoes, Peep Toes
Tagged modcloth, ruffle, sculpted heel
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When will I learn to stay away from the Modcloth website? I don’t think I’ve ever looked at it without finding something I instantly wanted to buy, and today that “something” is 
Hmmm. The words “unicorn” and “princess” in the name of these shoes certainly appeals to the part of me that’s secretly still only 6 years old, and dreaming of being a Disney princess when she grows up. And the nude colour works for me too, obviously. (See: nude shoes, my current obsession with) As for the rest, though, I’m not so sure. The unicorn horn heel, and ruffles around the ankle definitely make these shoes stand out, but do they stand out for good reasons or for bad ones?
