Shopping Alert : These boots are made for bragging

These stunning "Paul&Joe" low boots are on sale on www.revolveclothing.com

5 reasons to buy them :

- They are on sale
- Eighties inspired ankle boots are going to be a must-have next season
- Blue-grey is the next IT color (post on this topic coming soon)
- Beautiful pleated wrap-front effect
- Bow on the back for 2 different styles

oh... and a lovely detail : isn't the style name just inspiring ? :o)
Paul & Joe Monday in Blue Grey

Dare Barbara Bui open toe boots

I remember Cameron Diaz in the movie "In her shoes", strolling about in her sister's apartment, wearing panties and a pair of designer open toe high-heeled black boots. Sooooooo sexy (No, I'm not a fetishist). I coudn't forget this scene. This season, Barbara Bui designed an entire collection of those, and although it's not an official fashion must-have (I hate this word!), I think it's daring and sexy. I would go for the beige suede ones, but if you wanna stick to the recent black chunky shoes trend, the black ones are perfect, because you'll have that stunning detail that will make people think you're not just another a fashion victim.

Plus you'll have beautiful toned legs!

The first time I saw ... designer cow girl boots

I went shopping yesterday, so I will post a few of my findings ;o)

I have to say I was never much a fan of cowgirl boots. I know a lot of celebs love them (ie Britney Spears, Daryl Hannah...) but to me they give an unrefined look and they are not really flattering for legs, unless you are Gisele. Needless to say few people can pull off the cowgirl look, except for Madonna during her "Music" period. Plus it's really hard to have an elegant and discreet walk with those big boots. Well Dior made up my mind. I would definetely sport those beauties. Why? because the soft leather makes me wanna shove my legs in them, the pinkinsh beige is stunning, the proportions are perfectly studied (tighter around the ankles) and the white touch on the heels is that designer touch that makes the difference. I'm awaiting your comments... :o)