
Holy jesus! I never would have guessed that a pair of shoes could cost this much. Stuart Weitzman has broke the record at a whopping $2 million. The silver leather heels feature over 185 carats of tanzanite and 28 carats of diamonds. The front strap features a slim strap of diamonds but the heavy gemstones are designed to curve around the ankle with a 16 carat pear-shaped tanzanite drop surrounded by diamonds that dangles down over the top of the foot.
I love shoes....the question is would I spend any amount on a pair of shoes? Unless I win the lotto something in the near future, even I have a shoe budget.....these won't be in my closet anytime soon. The $155,000 Eternal Borgezie Diamond Stilettos are pretty impressive. The shoes are handcrafted by a goldsmith and a jeweler sets the shoe with over 2,200 diamonds for a total of 30 carats. The shoes come with a 1,000 year guarantee. The red-soled shoes were designed by British jewelry designer Christopher Michael Shellis who spent three years working on the design.
I really like that these sandals are well traveled too.
Created in 1933 by Mr. and Mrs. Keklikian Jacques, K. Jacques is authentic St. Tropez fashion. Still a family business today, the brand has three stores in St. Tropez and a boutique in the very chic Marais quarter of Paris.
These sandals have easy going summer written all over them!
I know that most of you are probably groaning but I like em.
I think the light one is cuter, but these are still cool
They might already have this style out. I think they are just a taller version of the style they currently have.....or have a few extra buttons. Nice update from the basic ones. For all of you who aren't brave enough to wear the furry ones ;)
These don't look so bad at first glance, but look again at the heel. It looks like they're standing on air. Hahah.
These are just bad....Don't kick anyone in the butt with these bad boys.
Now those are some serious boots. I guess when you wear boots like that pants are optional.
That's quite a lot going on....Pretty fancy ;)
The only think I don't love about these clogs is they are a little difficult to walk in. They heel is pretty heavy and is a full 5 inch heal. Because of the thick wood bottom they are not flexible at all, hence being harder to walk in. Also, AVOID wet slick surfaces. These clogs+a little rain+granite floors= ice skating.
After much success, they decided to pair up again. This brand definitely has a laid back resort kinda feel.
Something simple with a pop. Best of all, they are timeless. These look like something Jackie O might have worn. Here's my 2010 favorite (below).
This summer, there are 5 women's pairs at Target. The best thing of all? They will only set you back $24.99 a pair.
Talk about show stoppers! When I do finally find the money tree, these will be at the top of my list of things to buy. The Christian Louboutin Bandana in lavender. The picture does not do these shoes justice....the color is BEAUTIFUL. I don't know if it's the Easter egg dreams these shoes bring to mind or what but I find the color totally mezmorizing. I love this style because you could dress it up or down. Wear them with a pair of skinny jeans and a white t or at a Hollywood event. These shoes will for sure make you the star of the night!



As women one of the bigger struggles we face is finding shoes that are comfortable AND cute. It seems to be something more mysterious than astrophysics. Something easy to walk in, that doesn't hurt or give you blisters, something you can wear all day<--- This is the winning combination. Well much to my surprise, these Betsey Johnson Polly's fulfill all of my requirements. These shoes hold up great (I've had mine resoled and heeled at least 3 times), they are light in weight, they are easy to walk in, you won't break your ankle, and you can wear them all day. Their secret? A wood bottom with some flex, some cushy leather padding and a rubbery bottom. Best of all they come in many colors, patterns and styles. Betsey Johnson Polly's are a MUST.



