Call it Springs Opens in NYC
A few days ago I went to an event hosted by Shine Media PR to celebrate the opening of the Call it Spring store in NYC. The chain, which belongs to Aldo, sells inexpensive shoes, accessories, and handbags (we’re talking cheaper than H&M). I was not familiar with the chain, but from what I can … Continue reading “Call it Springs Opens in NYC”
Oscar de la Renta Elaphe Snakeskin Pumps
By far the hottest shoes in my wardrobe this season! These Oscar de la Renta snakeskin and raffia d’orsay are all I need for the summer when going out. Everything goes with the snake and the raffia give it a casual and cool vibe. I normally cannot wear d’orsay because my feet are too wide, … Continue reading “Oscar de la Renta Elaphe Snakeskin Pumps”
Lanvin Sunbeam Snakeskin Pumps
For those who know my endless fascination with Jennifer Lopez will not believe this, but I did see this shoe FIRST, THEN saw it on her after. I was like, “Hey, I have the same taste as Jennifer Lopez!” But seriously, any shoe snob will fall victim to this most amazing shoe, complete with its … Continue reading “Lanvin Sunbeam Snakeskin Pumps”
Elizabeth and James Mason
I just bought the Elizabeth and James Mason ($354) pumps in pink at Intermix the other day (they were actually on sale in the NYC Soho shop for just under $300). I love the contrasting piping and the prominent platform. They’re a smidgen higher than I would have liked (4 3/4″ heel with a 1″ … Continue reading “Elizabeth and James Mason”
Camilla Skovgaard Saw Leather Pumps
I’m not saying that $500 is inexpensive by any means, but these days with Fendi shoes – that are so uncomfortable that they’re good for little more than sitting and looking pretty – going for 4-figures, these Camilla Skovgaard Saw Plateau Leather Pumps strike me as a good investment. They have a sexy 5-inch heel … Continue reading “Camilla Skovgaard Saw Leather Pumps”
Lucila Iotti Shoes
I’m obsessed with Lucila Iotti shoes! The super sexy shoes are designed by Iotti in her hometown of Buenos Aires where her father, Jorge Iotti, began his tailoring shop in 1920 (the designer has a boutique there as well…can’t wait till March when I’m in Argentina to check it out!). Iotti uses a variety of … Continue reading “Lucila Iotti Shoes”