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Tag Archives: two toneTwo-tone t-bar court shoes from River Island
These would be great work shoes for anyone with a smart-ish dress code: the look is classic, but they’re still a little more interesting than the usual black courts we tend to see in offices around the land, and cute enough to be worn outside of work, too. Most wanted from our sponsorsFaith’s ‘Clarency’ pumps with frilled toe caps
This is a classic style, in some slightly unexpected colours, which help bring it up to date. These cost £65, and you can buy them here.
Posted in High Heels, High Street Shoes, UK Shoes
Tagged faith, toe cap. ruffles, two tone
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Black and white ‘Chezza’ platform peep toes from Faith
This particular shape of platform instantly makes me think of Nicholas Kirkwood, who I imagine was at least one of the inspirations behind Faith’s ‘Chezza’ peep toes. Platform aside, I love the contrast of the black and white panels here, and the suede uppers and metallic lining give them a luxurious feel, too. Why must all of the shoes I like at the moment be suede: one of the worst possible fabrics for winter? Get them here, for £70.
Posted in High Heels, High Street Shoes, Peep Toes, UK Shoes
Tagged designer inspired, faith, platform, platform shoes, two tone
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Fendi black and white swirl suede pumps
At first glance, I though these were two different shoes. Happily, that turned out not to be the case: instead, it’s just a two-tone design, with black to the outside of the shoe and white on the inside. It’s certainly an interesting idea, but depending on how you stand, it WILL still run the risk of making you look like you put on two odd shoes by mistake – that’s how the Net-a-Porter model looks to me, but you, of course, may see these differently. If you do, they’re £470 and you can get them here. Black and gold platfrom sandals from New Look
Posted in High Heels, High Street Shoes, Sandals
Tagged black, new look, Sandals, silver, two tone
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‘Sherbert’ bow platform shoes from Topshop
I can’t believe I didn’t spot these shoes on the Topshop website when I was showing you those gold ‘Priscilla’ sandals last week! (Or, indeed, while I was buying that dress and lingerie on Saturday. Ahem. Ooh, but I did get these . I know they’re intended for Supergirl, but, you know: close enough.) While the ‘Priscilla’ sandals still look a lot like Shoe Punks to me, these babies are MUCH more my kind of thing. You don’t really need me to explain why, do you? No? Good. Let’s just look at them and appreciate them, then. Or, if you prefer, buy them: they’re £70 and you can get them here.
Posted in High Heels, High Street Shoes
Tagged bow, platform, platform shoes, Topshop, two tone
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Olivia Morris patent buckle sandals
Raffia and patent isn’t a mixture that sounds like it should work to me, but then again, I’m not generally all that keen on raffia shoes no matter what they’re paired with, so that’s possibly just my own bias talking. Despite that, however, I actually really like these Olivia Morris peep toes,which mix a raffia heel with a black patent toe and strap. It’s the over-sized buckle that really sets these shoes apart, and the two-tone uppers help, too. They’re just a little bit out of place at this time of year, but could be worth tucking away for a summer party. Get them at The Outnet, where they’re £192.50.
Posted in Designer Shoes, High Heels
Tagged buckle, olivia morris, patent, raffia, two tone
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DKNY ‘Tina’ leather bow pumps
DKNY isn’t a brand I’ve featured very often here at Shoeperwoman – in fact, a quick check reveals that these are only the second pair of shoes from the brand to appear here, and the first pair were wellies, so don’t really count. I’m happy to redress the imbalance now, though, with these ‘Tina’ court shoes, which are everything I love in shoes right now, from the two-tone colour to the little velvet bows on the toes, to the glittery heels. Fancy, but not ridiculously so, they’re available at Net-a-Porter, where they’re £190. |
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River Island
Shoes that have some kind of “curved” detail on them generally have a good chance of appearing here on Shoeperwoman, and 
