Monday, June 11, 2012

Floral madness!!!!!


Alright, so this spring and summer have been about bright colors, daring neon’s, and floral pattern clothing. But do we really need to make our shoes suffer with patterns like this? I found this picture on Bing.com, I had to post it and write about it. I am not really sure who designed these shoes, but I have to give you credit for making floral pattern shoes. Am I a fan? No, hell noooo.... too brutal? I am not done! Some of these shoes I wouldn't ever think of wearing. Let's start with the sandal, #9, really! it looks like a 5 year old drew flowers and puked Pepto Bismol all over them. The flats, they aren't cute at all, the design is all over the place. Don't even get me started on the pink pumps and heels, my eyes are hurting, literally they are!!! Number 2 and 11, I actually like, not bad. The designer didn’t go too crazy with the bright colors and the flowers for those shoes. The rest seem like the designer was hallucinating! Or maybe he let ta five year old pick the patterns and colors.  Some of these shoes remind me of Asian footwear; it's probably the flowers and the style. But I actually love Asian couture shoes, and I would be insulting them if I compare them two.

Overall, No, No, NO!

Are Flats, flat?


Hello everyone! Today I want to focus on flats....yes, they are also shoes, but I don't recommend them for a night out. They could be cute and styled as well, but flats make a woman seem short and they don't go with a lot of outfits. Flats are comfortable shoes to wear around the house or to go shopping in. I don't recommend wearing them when you go out dancing or on a hot date!
Check out this flat, SCARLET, by ZiGiny. This is a typical fashionable flat, these shoes are great to wear when doing errands or attending class or just doing your everyday thing. A shoe like this would look great with a white summer dress, perfect for a picnic or a walk on the park...
GINGER Image 2
Meet GINGER, by ZiGiny, This is a perfect example of a business casual flat, the perfect shoe for the working women of this generation. This flat would look great with business suit. It's a good shoe to have as backup, just in case your heels are killing you at work. You could carry this shoe in your purse or simply leave it in your desk. The color is perfect also, a neutral with a tint of pink.

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Where to go???

So, I have been rambling about shoes for the past 5 blogs, now I am going to direct you to the nearest shoe store or website to get them. Alright, If you are a fan of facebook, and you probably are, you have probably seen the shoedazzle.com advertisement. they are a great source of shoes. If you are just looking for ideas or actually want to buy them, you need to visit this website.  They also offer a 30% discount on your first purchased! It cannot get any better than this!!!! Okay, moving on..... ALDO, love their shoes. They are inexpensive, average price 100.00 USD, they have pumps, and flats for mostly business casual occasions.  We live in Tucson so they aren't many place to go and shop!! UGH! Macy's, thank you god for Macy's. If you are the type of person that loves to try-on shoes before you buy them, this is the place to go. A down side, JUDGING morons for sales associates, they seem to just judge you instead of doing what they are getting paid for, assisting you! I hope this was helpful for your summer shopping shoe spree...lol

Edgy Wedge!

Summer just started it (even though it's been hot since April) and open toe shoes are in. What to wear with that summer dress, Pumps or Wedges? Yes, wedges are in and they are here to stay! This summer collection of Steve Madden has a variety of wedges. Whether you are wearing a sexy summer dress or a night dress, Steve Madden's summer collection 2012, is the way to go!
Check this wedge out! Creme or Coral! This fantastic shoe, it comes in two different colors. It's perfect for that sexy summer dress or a long maxi dress for this summer.
This collection is different, all the wedges have thick platforms. If you notice this collection has tone down the neon and bolt colors. Soft colors are coming back!

Monday, June 4, 2012

Carving heels

Shoes have always been design and accessorized to look good from the front, NOT ANYMORE!! This spring Chanel and Roberto Cavalli collections bring a trend to fashion! The actual heel has wonderful yet outrageious designs... Check out this picture below and tell me the first thought that comes to your mind!
WOW, WHOAA!! Yes, Yes, I know amazing carving detail! Where would you wear this OUTRAGEOUS heel to? Ummmm, let see.... I would wear them while I prepared my microwave meals, when I brush my teeth, when I am watch television, when i walk around the house.....get my point !!! EVERYWHERE.... 

Alexander McQueen


The Fashion world has lost a very respectful and extremely talented designer. The House of Alexander Mcqueen brought design to celebrities all over the world.  In our hearts he is truly missed and in our closets as well.  Sarah took over the House of Alexander McQueen, after his terrible death. Vogue published the new design of her latest shoe collection. Lace is in and baby blue is the new black. Check out this picture, what a fabulous creation! She has made Alexander McQueen's designs proud. 



This photograph was taken in his favorite suite of his favorite Hotel the Ritz in Paris. Check out this years new collection at AmericanVogue.com!

Louis Vuitton and steel toes?



                                                      Have you seen the New Louis Vuitton heels?? Pointy stilettos are back! And they are here to stay. Celebrities are using them all over. Mrs. BeyoncĂ© has been seen wearing since the spring. Vogue’s March and April’s edition featured the all in pink Louis Vuitton collection. These new stilettos are to die for if you ask me. The pointy fronts are steal toe, which brings a new style to this modern era. This heel has a black band across, and it makes it look like a belt with a belt buckle. And NO, the belt and buckle are not new!  The belt buckle was originally used in the 1800s by Marie Antoinette (King Edward's fie) and Madame Pompadour (King Edward IV mistress) in France.