Shoe of the week


I don't want a lot for Christmas . . .
I've noticed a few bloggers has started posting about their Christmas wish lists, so I thought that I'd better get writing mine!  Obviously my shoe of the week will definitely be on the list - hey I can dream can't I!

These Brian Atwood mauve leather pumps with embellished chain detail on the heel are available at NET-A-PORTER and priced at £720 .  With a six inch heel and hidden one inch platform, these shoes will definitely require a limo-to-venue policy.  Brian Atwood's shoes have been spotted on Posh and Eva Mendes to name a few stars who've also fallen in love with Mr Atwood's designs. 

The price of some designer shoes still manage to amaze me, these shoes are worth more than one and a half times the value of my car.  I wonder if NET-A-PORTER would accept my car as a trade-in? If so, those shoes better be made for walking!

Comments

Sharon S said…
Hi there-they are just stunning, a lovely pick indeed! x
They are divine! Love them but they cost the same as the AW bag I want!
Make Do Style said…
Hahaha imagine if you did trade the car in! I saw some similar ones in Kurt Geiger but the real deal is the Brian Atwood ones unfortunately xx
They are gorgeous! I could never bring myself to part with £720 for a pair of shoes. I hope you get them for Christmas xx
Pearl Westwood said…
Oh if only NAP would take traid ins!! These are stunning I love grey its my favourite colour! But even I wont go to £720 and I am pretty reckless with shoes, that is just too much!
CameronPoe2409 said…
Unfortunately the streets of Blackpool would be too harsh for these beautiful shoes but perhaps with the bleak future and calls for austerity shops should consider trade-ins to make more sales! Just think some homegrown organic veg could help pay towards that coveted chanel nail varnish or a months supply of fresh-baked cup cakes could support your dream of buying that elusive pair of killer heels you have on your wish list!

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