Or so my friend Sarah Nicole says. And if her accumen/environmental scanning proves right, this is what you’ll wear. Only 2 pieces, you inquire? With pieces like these, take minimalism to the max.
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stunning! *bouche bée
ahaha I LOVE YOU.
Not so sure about the jumpsuit (although, it really is very 70s), but the shoes are fantastic! I need those!
So different for you. Lovely though.
While I love those shoes, I have to say that wish shoe designers would stop making platforms that roll forward from the ball when you walk. This must be stopped immediately or I won’t have any great spring shoes in my (already jam-packed) shoe closet!
BLAH!
Those shoes will be worn by hookers only -or girls with cars and weelchairs-
Good design it is also function, maybe bimbos don’t care much about pairing toughts toguether.
I don’t care what anyone says…I LUV those shoes. Oh yes, regarding to the previous comment– It’s nice to know that we live in a civilized society where women aren’t labeled bimbos by what shoes they wear. Get with the times.
Perfection.
nice heels.
greets *FLORA