MICHAEL KORS SHOESSo I bought these pairs recently. I can't say which ones I like more, because I've been eyeing both for weeks and weeks. AND I didn't buy either pair online...which is huge for me.
These pictures aren't the greatest I know, but hey I never said I was a photographer.
Sooo summary of the cutouts:
Unlike most wooden heels I've owned, these are actually surprisingly comfortable. I have yet to wear them for a long period of time, and I'm guessing it won't be entirely pleasant. Anyways. They're not tight around the ankle, the heel isn't too thin, and I know I can get through at least 20 minutes pain-free. Conclusion: beauty is pain-free.
Summary of the backless booties:
As I've said before, I have an obsession with booties in general, and these are a fabulous variation. They're peep-toed and the strap in the back is elastic- another comfort-plus. I've decided that these work all year round too, because they're black and suede for winter, but they're peep-toed and backless for summer...perf.
All in all, now instead of picturing a pudgy, orange, sunglasses-wearing judge on Project Runway when I hear the name "Michael Kors," I'll think of these 2 fabulous additions to my shoe family.
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The new Elizabeth and James pre-fall '09 line was released recently, and I've always loved their stuff, but these shoes in particular caught my attention. I already pre-ordered a pair of the calf hair moccasins. I love the laid-back style of all of their clothes.
