A simple pump in sumptuous python should always reside in your closet. That is, when it’s not on your foot, where you will probably find it often. What turns a could-be trite pump to an object of desire lies in the details. The vaguely pointed toe is a nice variation to the rounded toe we’ve been seeing too much of lately (Yves Saint Laurent and Brian Atwood, I’m talking to you). I’m not into wicked-witch points either, so this is my perfect medium. It has a coyly hidden 1″ platform, so the shoe stays streamlined and lets the yummy skin stand out on its own -and it makes this is an easy incline at only 3 ¾”. Heel-addicts know an inch goes a long way after a long day. In blue, Alexandre Birman‘s is as striking as it is versatile. Classic and elegant, yet wild and exciting – there’s so much you can do with this. So go ahead, and take my python pump challenge! At Saks Fifth Avenue for $550.
Pair with: Lighten these dark-ocean pumps up for warmer days with the Valextra “Caju Capri” clutch in a surprising sandy pink color. Pebbled leather with python is a wise texture play. At Barneys New York for $1,690.
I just ordered them in blue. See what you did!
I’m so jealous!! I want one too but I need to have someone order it for me, I live in CA and it’s banned!! You just can’t beat the price. I’m going to have to work this out with someone who can help me get these.