Showing posts with label high heels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high heels. Show all posts

Monday, 22 June 2015

My Top 6 tips for Walking in High Heels

Walking in high heels is an art.

I still admire women who can walk around in high heels and make it look effortless. And nothing makes me cringe more then seeing a woman who is struggling in her heels.

I constantly get asked how I can walk around in high heels. All I can say is, I've had lots of practise! I've been working in a shoe shop for close to 5 years now so I've had plenty of practise for walking in different heel heights.

When I first started my blog back in 2012, I wrote a post on How to Walk in High Heels, giving you all my tips and tricks for mastering the art of stilettos. So I thought I would narrow down my tips and make it easier for you to conquer those heels.

Top 6 Tips for Walking in High Heels shoes


1. Size matters! Make sure your shoes fit you right. Too big and you'll be slipping out of them or too small and your feet will be cramped.

2. Practise! The more you do it, the better you will be at it. Practise walking on different surfaces so you will have all the skills you need for tackling any occasion.

3. Don't just jump straight into the 12cm stilettos. Start lower until you master the more sensible heights, then you can graduate into the ankle breakers.

4. Always walk in a heel to toe motion. This will make you stand tall and walk more smoothly. Remember to keep your head up!

5. Don't be afraid of stairs! When descending stairs, make sure you use the railings for support and make sure your whole foot occupies the step. When walking up stairs, just place the balls of your feet on the stairs, this looks more graceful. Keep the heels off the steps otherwise you will look like you are stomping!

6. Be confident! Look up, stand tall and keep good posture. This will make you look more carefree and effortless!

Don't forget to have fun in your high heels and enjoy the looks of admiration you'll be sure to get!


Friday, 12 June 2015

Travel Series: The 6 Must Have Shoes for Travelling Overseas

In under a month, I'll be taking flight overseas. I will be travelling with my boyfriend for a year, sadly leaving majority of my shoe collection behind! So from now until I leave, I thought I would share with you all the travelling tips I have discovered, right up until my heels leave the ground.

So, starting off the Travel Series is the most important and the most difficult subject to understand...

What Shoes Should I Pack?


This is the most difficult thing to pack... Especially for me. Shoes are my life. I love having many to choose from and I have the perfect shoes, for any occasion sitting in my wardrobe for when the time comes. 

But, as it is almost impossible to fit 200 pairs of shoes into my suitcase, I've had to cull... 

A lot.

And it makes me sad! After hours, days, weeks and months of planning, I have finally picked what shoes i'll be taking with me.

So here are my 6 Must Have Shoes for Travelling Oversees:


1. Luxe Trainers. They are all about sports luxury. Travelling is all about exploring new cities which means you'll be doing a lot of walking. So you need comfortable shoes for that! They should be comfortable and a little bit stylish so you can go from day to night easy. 

2. Next, you'll need a pair of simple ankle boots. They will look good with everything. You can wear them with dresses and playsuits during Summer and jeans and stockings during Winter. Choose a neutral colour so you can wear them with everything. Also, choose a pair you'll be comfortable in for a long time. You may need to wear them to work, out for dinner or during the day. Block heels give you height, while maintaining comfort so consider these!

3. If I couldn't bring a pair of high heel shoes with me, I would not be able to leave Perth behind. Choose a pair that can be dressed up for an elegant occasion or dressed down for something more casual. I chose a trusty pair of strappy heels. They are feminine, flattering and super chic.


4. Sandals are a must have for warmer climates. They keep your feet cool during the heat and if you choose a stylish pair, you can easily go from day to night and not feel out of place.

5. Walking shoes are unfortunately needed. They support your feet when you are lugging around your heavy backpack and you'll be able to walk comfortably.

6. Ballet flats. I almost couldn't write this but it's true. If you have a job that requires you to be on your feet for extended periods of time, you'll need a flat shoe. They'll be comfortable for a long shift and they'll look good with dresses, skirts and under long trousers.

What are your must have shoes for travelling?

Check in next week for more travel and packing tips.


Tuesday, 5 May 2015

Block it Out!


Have you got that one pair of shoes that you wear all the time? 

Well, these are my new favourites and I don't leave the house without them. I love the black and white print. The monochrome style makes them versatile and easy to match with any outfit. 


Meet 'Riley' by Senso, my new favourites.

I've been coveting these Senso shoes for a while now and I was lucky enough to receive them as a birthday present and I couldn't be happier.


What I love most about these shoes is the block heels. It makes them super comfortable and easy to wear, everyday. As much as I love stiletto heels, sometimes it's nice to have a pair of comfortable favourites to wear on days when you have sore feet.


And the lace up front, adds a nice little detail to the shoes.

There is nothing that these heels don't go with. I wear them with jeans, trousers, dresses and skirts.


These are such a versatile pair of heels which will be making many appearances into my daily outfits.


Friday, 19 December 2014

One from the archives!

I think it's obvious now, that I am a shoe addict.

I buy way too many shoes and spend endless hours dreaming about them.

Sometimes I love certain shoes, for one season and other times, I have my favourites that remain throughout every season. And one of my favourites, was also, one of my first Shoe of the Week posts almost two years ago.


And since then, they still remain one of my favourites.

'Aliyah' by Tony Bianco.

What I love most about them, is how unique they are. I love the gold plating and leather contrast. They are such a classic combination. They are glamorous and perfect for any occasion.


These are always my first choice when it comes to formal or elegant occasions. My favourite thing about these shoes, is the towering 12cm stiletto heel. Whenever I feel down or need a confidence boost, I step into these heels. And almost instantaneously, I feel better.


I love the versatility of these heels. I have worn these shoes so many times. I wear them with skirts, dresses, jeans, playsuits and jumpsuits.

These are the perfect Summer sandal, with the feminine t-bar strap. I also love these shoes so much, I bought them in another colour.


Two years on, these are still one of my favourite shoes in my collection.

What are your favourite high heel shoes?


Friday, 21 November 2014

The must have LBD...Dress to Impress at your Christmas Party

Did you know, there is only 5 Saturdays until Christmas? Scary, right?

We are definitely well and truly into the festive season, which means it's time to plan your work party outfit, so you'll be ready for the occasion.


My Christmas party is coming up this weekend and I thought there is no better time, then now, to plan my outfit.

When it comes to work Christmas parties, one thing to remember is, it's your WORK Christmas party. Which means you still need to dress and act in a sophisticated and professional manner. There are definitely some outfits that should not be worn, while you're sipping champagne with your Boss' Boss' Boss.

First thing you need to consider, when dressing for your party, is the type of event. If it's a day time event, you can wear a simple dress and low heels. For an evening event, opt for a cocktail dress.

My favourite quote is "You can never be over dressed. What's the worst case scenario? You're the best dressed in the room!" So my motto is, 'If in doubt, always overdress'.

And there is nothing better then the trusty little black dress, to get you through the Christmas season.

Friday, 31 October 2014

My Latest Addition

The first thing I do, when I wake up in the morning (after snoozing my alarm 10 times) is scroll through  Instagram. I love photography and I love fashion, so it is a great way to start my day. Sometimes, scrolling through celebrity's Instagram pictures and other blogger's accounts, gives me inspiration for my outfit of the day.

Seeing people wearing different outfits, reminds me of things that I have in my wardrobe but it also makes me covet some of the beautiful pieces of fashion that floods my Instagram feed.

Up close and personal with Sari

And, my latest obsession is a pair of strappy Nine West heels. For weeks, I have been waiting in anticipation for these beauties, to arrive in stores, so I could finally step my feet into them. 

And, when I did, I was in love.

Meet 'Sari' my latest shoe addition. They are everything I wanted them to be. They fit me perfectly. It's like they used my foot to develop the shoes. Almost an extension of my legs.

Wearing Kookai dress and Sari high heels by Nine West

And, I had to have them.

I'm a shoe girl. I love them and appreciate different styles, designers and mass produced brands. My desire for a shoe is not label deep, it is based on they way they look, and the way they make me feel.

Nine West Sari heels and Samantha Wills rings

And these ones, make me feel amazing.

What I love about these shoes, is the confidence they give me. They are sexy, sassy, seductive and super feminine. If you feel down, these shoes will pick you right back up. They will give you a little spring in your step.

And I love the heel height of these. The 9cm heel, makes them a comfortable and sensible heel height. They are high enough to be super glamorous when you hit the town but they are also great for during the day.

Sari heels image via the Nine West Facebook page

They are feminine and flattering and go well with everything. I've worn them with a-line skirts, pencil dresses and even under skinny jeans. Since buying these shoes, they have made more appearances in daily outfits, then any of my other shoes.

It's true love!


Monday, 27 October 2014

Currently Trending: Crimsonite



Do you have that particular pair of shoes, that no matter how blue you are feeling, they make you feel better, instantly?

Well I do, and they are red.

No matter how sad or unmotivated I am feeling, as soon as I step my feet into a pair of bright, red shoes, my mood lifts and I feel like I am ready to conquer the world.


Red shoes are nothing new, they have been a popular trend for a long time, but I think they deserve a special mention for the Spring/Summer season. They are great to accompany your neutral Summer dresses during the warm months, but they are also fabulous for adding a pop of colour during the cold Winter months. The perfect all year rounder.

My tips for styling your red shoes are:

1. Add that little pop of colour to a basic neutral outfit. There is no neutral that red will not go with. My favourite outfit, is a black pencil skirts and white blouse, paired with red pointed toe pumps. The red adds a pop of colour to your outfit, while still being appropriate for the office.

2. For a fearless and jaw dropping outfit, definitely add your favourite red lipstick with your killer red heels and you'll be able to conquer any task given to you.

3. Avoid wearing your red shoes, with overly suggestive outfits. The pop of red in your shoes, is already sexy enough, so be sure to keep your outfit simple, classic and elegant. The red shoe will definitely do all the talking.

There are some things, that you should avoid wearing with red shoes. Red on red is just a red overkill and looks like you are trying to hard. And, the only appropriate time to style your red shoes, with a green outfit is Christmas time.


Last year, I dedicated a post to my first pair of red shoes. Since then, I have bought 3 more pairs and cannot seem to stop. There are so many pairs available and they come in an array of styles. You definitely should get shopping, to find the right pair for you.

Happy shopping!


Monday, 20 October 2014

Currently Trending: Sandal Up

Summer is coming, which means, it's time to get your feet out and into some cute heeled sandals, ready for the 40 degree heat.

I have to admit, I am a Winter girl. I love the cold weather, wearing ankle boots and skinny jeans. But if there is one thing, I love about Summer, it's the strappy, high heel sandal.


What I love most about the high heel sandal, is how feminine and flattering they are. High heel sandals are the perfect accessory for the Spring and Summer seasons. They go well with the latest fashions and complement the latest prints and patterns.

The minimalism of the shoes, makes them, incredibly versatile. Having a simple shoe, means you can draw more attention to your clothes. So, be sure to pick the craziest and brightest outfit to style your high heel sandals with.

So below are some of my tips for styling high heel sandals:

1. Clashing prints is a popular trend this season, so be sure to style the latest trend, with a pair of minimal high heel sandals for an instantly chic look.

2. Midi skirts are a popular trend this season, so slide into one and step into a pair of stiletto sandals for an elegant and classy outfit. The perfect outfit for lunch with the girls or dinner with your beau.

3. Add a pair of stiletto sandals to your favourite jumpsuit for the perfect trans-seasonal outfit.

The Summer sandal is a definite must have for the Spring/Summer season. The versatility of these shoes is endless. There are so many styles available, so you'll be sure to find a pair that suits your style.

Happy shopping!


Monday, 8 September 2014

Currently Trending: Monochrome Madness


MONOCHROME!

Monochrome is the hottest trend to hit the runways and red carpets, for the Spring/Summer season. And what better way to complement those beautiful monochrome prints and patterns, then with a matching pair of monochrome shoes?

Monochrome, is definitely nothing new. It is a trend that has been popular over the passed few seasons. The two neutrals harmonize well together and designers are constantly gaining inspiration for monochrome designs. So it's no surprise, the trend has come around again, this season.


As Coco Chanel once said, "Black has it all. White, too. Their beauty is absolute. It is the perfect harmony." And, I couldn't agree more. The timeless classic, is glamourous, sophisticated and flattering on all skin tones.

To me, shoes, are the perfect accessory. With a quick change of shoes, you can have yourself, a fashion savvy and on trend ensemble. And, if you invest in a pair of beautiful monochrome shoes, you'll be able to wear them all year round. Monochrome is a great trans-seasonal trend and you'll definitely get your money's worth.

So, how can you style your monochrome shoes?

1. Add a monochrome pair of shoes, to a monochrome ensemble. Be bold. They are the perfect accessory to complement all monochrome prints. Just make sure you don't clash too many prints or patterns, as monochrome does make such a bold statement and it can look messy.


2. Add monochrome shoes with a matching clutch, to a bright, bold colour. Yellow, red, blue, green and orange look amazing when paired with monochrome accessories. Just make sure the colour is one, block colour. If it's printed or patterned, the overall look will be too busy and confusing.

3. That little black dress...Add a monochrome pair of shoes and you have a fashion forward, on trend look, ready for the Summer season.

4. Add a splash of colour to your monochrome look. It will break up the black and white and soften your look. I like to add red lips or coloured jewels to my monochrome ensembles. Everyone loves a splash of colour.

Monochrome is a simple, and timeless trend. Most people have the classic pieces in their wardrobe already, so everyone can pull this look together, effortlessly. Have fun shopping for that perfect pair (or two!) of monochrome shoes!


Tuesday, 17 June 2014

How to Wear Pointed Toe Shoes

Straight to the Point...



I was starting to stress out...


Panic was setting in...

My pile of discarded clothes was increasing, leaving me, with very few options.

And then, I had an idea.

I threw on my black tapered pants, white silk blouse and stepped into my favourite black, pointed toe shoes. I finished off with my red Chanel lipstick and black mascara, before rushing out the door.

Working in a shoe shop, I am surrounded by beautiful shoes, all day, everyday. And, I can't help but notice the latest trend.

Pointed toe shoes.

And, we are seeing an abundance of them. Pointed toe flats, boots and pumps, all in an array of colours, cuts and prints. And, I am in love with them all.

So, what's the point?

Pointed toe shoes can transform a basic look, into an instantly chic and stylish ensemble.


Pointed toe shoes are a 'must have' for every shoe wardrobe. They are classic, sophisticated, feminine and fun to wear. Not to mention, they are extremely versatile.

You can style them with dresses and skirts for an elegant occasion or wear them under trousers for corporate attire. They are also perfect to 'glam up' your jeans for fun.

This is usually 'the point of no return' for most.

So, why would you say no, to instant glamourfication?

You may be one of the lucky women, who have been graced with long legs and above average height. Which means, you will probably be well balanced and have slightly larger feet than average. Which means, pointed toe shoes, may not be your friend. They do elongate your feet and unfortunately, do make your feet look bigger.

My tip to you... Find a pointed toe shoe, with a slightly rounded tip, or a pointed toe shoe, with a shorter toe box. This will help reduce the length of the shoe, which will make your feet look smaller.

If you are the lucky percentage of women who have small to average size feet, you can wear whatever pointed toe shoes, your heart desires! So, wear them constantly, they are fantastic.

There is one major fault with pointed toe shoes, that most women complain about. They hurt. It is true. They can hurt, but only if you buy the wrong size shoe. If you have a slightly wider foot, opt for a pointed toe shoe, half a size bigger than your average size. Having the extra half size, will give you extra width and more room for your toes. You can always add a heel grip or gel cushion to take up any excess space in the shoe.

Also remember, as Christian Louboutin once said, "a woman carries her clothes. But the shoe carries the woman,"so be confident when you step out in your pointed toe shoes, they are fabulous!


Tuesday, 27 May 2014

My First High Heels

"Shoes are the first adult machines we are given to master" Nicholas Baker.


These were the first shoes I bought my little niece... These mini Melissa shoes are adorable!

I was fourteen, when I first wore high heel shoes...

I was a bridesmaid for my cousin's wedding many years ago. I wore a pair of gold, strappy Misano heels with a beautiful peach gown. 

The heels would have been no more than three centimetres in height, but I thought I was the coolest chick ever!

I felt like a princess in a beautiful dress, make up and high heel shoes.


The first moment I slipped my feet into the heels... I felt like an adult. I felt confident, feminine and mature. I felt like I could conquer the world!


The feeling I get now when I step my feet into high heels, is much the same. I don't know what it is about high heel shoes, but they are a great introduction into adulthood. High heels are incredibly feminine, flattering and fun to wear!


As my sole obsession began to deepen and my wardrobe became overflowing with shoe boxes, I decided to rid of some of the shoes I would never wear again. Sadly these shoes did not make the cut. Instead I donated them, along with many other shoes, to charity. I hope someone out there loves these shoes as much as I did.


What were your first pair of high heel shoes?



Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Shoe of the Week

Life gets busy...

And complicated...

And hard...

I have had a severe case of blogger's block.

I have been lacking inspiration, creativity and time, to keep my blog up to date.

Yes, I know what you are thinking... excuses, excuses, excuses! But, it's true. Life gets in the way and all the things that I love to do, have been put aside.

For months, I have been holding onto a collection of beautiful photos, taken by the very talented Jan Augustin, and it's time I share them with the world.










Shoes are an important part of my routine. I sell shoes on a daily basis and am constantly giving customer's advise on their shoe choices.

We are now well and truly out of Winter and heading into Summer, and what better Summer staple is there, than neutral shoes? 

Neutral shoes are a necessity in every woman's wardrobe. They go with absolutely everything. 

My current Season neutral shoe, is 'Goodlookin' by Nine West. I love these shoes and everything about them! 

The patent leather, the neutral colour and the heel, are all features that make these shoes flawless and perfect. But what I love most about them, is their versatility. The classic court shoe style means they will be a great shoe for work and play.  

These shoes are a definite must have for Summer!


Friday, 26 July 2013

The Essentials in Every Wardrobe

Shoes are an essential accessory for all women. They can instantly transform and complete any outfit. They are also incredible for boosting your confidence and self esteem.

However, shoes now come in an array of colours, cuts, styles and materials. So many, that it can be overwhelming, when it comes to choosing the right shoes. So, how do you know which shoes to buy?

I have compiled a list of shoes which I believe should make an appearance in any wardrobe. 

The below are my top seven "must haves" for every wardrobe.

1. A Classic Pump - A pump is a shoe with a low cut front and has no fastenings or straps. A traditional pump has a small, kitten heel but over the course of history, they are now available in many heights and heel types. The post popular pump is with a stiletto heel. This style is extremely versatile. It makes a great work shoe but also can be dressed up and worn at night.

2. An Evening Heel - Everyone must have a style which can be worn for those fancy occasions, preferably in a neutral colour so it can be worn with multiple outfits. There are many types of evening shoes available, some are more minimal with simple straps, while others are decorated in crystals, beads or embellishments. 

3. A Statement Heel - This style will be extremely over-the-top, will turn heads and definitely get people talking. This style will probably never be worn more than once and will make more of an art piece than pair of heels. 

4. A Versatile Long Boot - Preferably in a black or neutral shade. This is a great style to have, as it will keep you warm and dry during winter. They can also be worn with dresses, skirts, pants and tights. If you pick a style with a kitten heel, they can also be worn casually during the day or you can dress them up for a more fancy occasion. 

5. A Classic Ankle Boot - This is a guaranteed must have (see my Ankle Boots post for more wonderful reasons why!). Ankle boots are very feminine and extremely versatile. They are great to wear in Winter with dresses, skirts, tights and under pants or trousers but they can also be worn in Summer with shorts, dresses or skirts.

6. A Comfortable Flat - Everyone needs a stylish walking shoe. A ballet shoe is a popular style as they come in many, cute, funky colours, materials and can compliment any outfit.

7. An Exercise Shoe - Exercise is important and your feet take a huge beating whilst doing vigorous exercise. It is important to get a good quality and good fitting exercise shoe, so your feet are well supported.

If you are just starting to build your shoe collection, these essentials are a great place to start. If you happen to be obsessed with shoes like me... One can never have too many shoes!


Monday, 22 July 2013

Shoe of the Week

Dreaming of Paris...


I was walking down the cobble streets of Avignon. It had been a long and busy day, filled with sight seeing and exploring the history of the town. I was on my way back to the hotel, weaving through little alley ways, admiring the architecture of the town.

Somehow, I had managed to stumble upon a beautiful street, lined with fashion boutiques and beautiful cafes. Even when I am not trying, I can always find hidden fashion treasures.

Wearing: Cue Peplum Dress / Mimco pouch / Dotti Hat / CosmoParis high heels / Chanel lipstick

It was then, that I spotted them. They were sitting in the window of a beautiful boutique and I instantly fell in love. For a while, I had been on the hunt, to find the perfect pair of red, high heel shoes. I always thought they were feminine, flirty and fun and I really wanted to buy a pair for myself. But, finding the perfect red shoe, is much harder than it sounds.



I wanted a classic style, that was simple and elegant but did not look cheap and nasty. And these were it. Unfortunately, I hesitated. I continued down the street to the hotel. Leaving my shoes behind.



Once upon a time, I would hesitate to buy shoes. I would consider the cost of them. And, I would consider my need for them. How different I am now!

A few days later, I was shopping at Au Printemps in Paris, and I spotted them... Again. This time, I knew, it was meant to be.


I tried them on, and instantly wanted them. I love the vibrant red colour of them. They are a great accessory to brighten any outfit!

I love the patent leather as it makes them more elegant and feminine.

The heel is my idea of perfect. They are wonderfully thin and a comfortable height, ideal for all day wear. These shoes are hand made in Italy. Does it get any better than that?


I love these shoes and have worn them so many times. They are extremely versatile and go well with absolutely everything. The classic style means they go great with dresses, skirts and trousers for work, but they also look great under jeans for a more casual look.


These shoes are very special to me and have travelled all the way from Paris. Whenever I step my feet into these shoes, I instantly think of Paris. I start day dreaming about shopping on the Champs Elysees, climbing the Eiffel Tower and cruising down the Seine.

It is amazing how one pair of shoes, can evoke so much emotion and instantly transport me back to Paris :P

Have I mentioned that I love these shoes?


Monday, 15 July 2013

Shoe of the Week

This is the season of pointed toe shoes. Everywhere I look, I am bombarded with so many to choose from. I believe, a pointed toe shoe, with a stiletto heel is a classic, feminine style and every woman should own, at least one pair... Or if you are like me...10... :)

I was looking for a classic work shoe, when I stumbled upon 'Orra' by Boutique 9.


I love how classic these shoes are. It is a great style, that looks corporate and sophisticated under a pair of trousers for work or elegant, feminine and classy with dresses and skirts. I love a work shoe, that is extremely versatile, so this style was a guaranteed "shoe-in!".


The open cut side, is very chic and flattering. It makes the shoes unique and gives these basics, a twist. I love a good stiletto heel. I would be head over heels, madly in love with these shoes, if they were slightly higher. The 9.5cm heel is a sensible height for these shoes. It is comfortable and easy to walk in, so I will be able to last all day in them. But where is the fun, in being sensible?


And the patent leather? A lot of woman are hesitant to buy patent shoes, but I think it is one of the greatest materials. It draws attention to the shoes and can turn any simple ensemble, into an elegant master piece. 


One quote that I absolutely agree with and relevant to these shoes is "if the shoe fits, buy it in every colour!" Well, I couldn't resist. I love the copper (rose gold) colour in "Orra". I have numerous, rose gold accessories and love to style them, with these shoes. I think it is a great combination with a plain black outfit. It makes the rose gold accessories more vibrant and noticeable.


I believe 'Orra' will be a timeless classic, for every season.



Friday, 12 July 2013

How to Wear Statement Shoes

Shoes are the perfect accessory. They can liven up any outfit and bring your ensemble into the current season. 

I spend most of my money, filling my wardrobe with shoes. This means, I am limited to how many clothes I can buy. I always opt for, classic styles in my clothes, so I can get many wears out of them, and they last more than one season.


However, I do get bored, wearing the same clothes all the time, so I like to change the look, by styling it, with different shoes. I like to buy statement shoes, so people notice and remember them. A guaranteed statement shoe, is anything with a bold pattern or print. 




Most women are hesitant to buy patterned or printed shoes, as they believe, they are limited to what you can wear them with. 

Here are my tips for wearing patterned/print shoes.

Your patterned/printed shoes, should be the statement of the outfit. You wan't everyone to notice your shoes, so you want to choose the right outfit to complement them.

1. Wear your shoes as the statement piece with a neutral outfit. This is a great way to draw people's attention, to your show stopping heels. It is also a great way to jazz up, your little black dress.

2. Pick out one of the colours, in the pattern of your shoes and style your wardrobe choice, to that colour. This is a great way to tie the ensemble together. For example, a blue, green and yellow, floral print shoe, styled with a blue top and black skirt. 

3. Mixing prints. This is a new trend and I have not yet been game enough to try it but mixing your prints/patterns can make a bold statement. Just try and keep some harmony to the entire ensemble.

4. Add matching accessories. Sometimes you might be lucky and find a pair of patterned/printed shoes that come with a matching handbag. This looks great with neutral/plain outfits. If you cannot find matching accessories, pick out one of the colours in the pattern and add any accessories in that tone.


Don't be afraid to buy those crazy, statement shoes. They are a great way to show the world, your personality and to liven up your wardrobe!


Monday, 8 July 2013

Shoe of the Week

I have so many shoes in my wardrobe (126 to be exact). So many, that some, have never been warn outside of the house. These shoes, were one of them... Until I found the perfect outfit!

My Shoe of the Week is 'Melpensa' by Windsor Smith.



I bought these shoes on one of my many shopping expeditions. I was doing some late night shopping in Myer, when I spotted them.  It was the gold studded detailing that caught my attention. I found the gold detailing contrasting against the black suede an interesting combination. I was intrigued enough, to try them on. 



Once I stepped my feet into these shoes, I was head over heels for them. I love the minimalist style and the studs! I felt feminine and confident once I put them on. I've had these shoes for a while now, but have never found the 'perfect outfit' to wear them with... Until now. 

When I spotted this off white Sass and Bide jacket, it was a match made in heaven. I instantly fell in love with the jacket and then all I could think about, was styling it, with these shoes. I love the way the shoes, match the black and gold detailing on the jacket. 


Wearing: Kookai dress / Sass and Bide jacket / Windsor Smith heels

I love how simple these shoes are, with the single, front strap and the delicate ankle strap. It is extremely feminine and can dress up any outfit. The gold studs, draw your attention to the shoes, making them the statement piece, of the outfit.



These shoes are extremely versatile. This is a style that looks great with dresses and skirts but it is also a simple style, to dress up your jeans, during Winter. 



These shoes are extremely comfortable to wear. The 10cm heel is a great height to give my legs great definition, while still being incredibly comfortable and easy to walk in.

I am a shoe hoarder and I buy shoes, purely on an impulse. Once I get them home, I tend to realise, I have nothing to wear them with. I love when I find the perfect outfit to match with my many, pairs of shoes!


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