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You know how much I love the Pinterest right? I can’t get enough. In fact, if my iPhone could track the traffic on my screen, all roads would end at Pinterest.
I thought it would be fun to corral some of my favorite finds from Pinterest about once a week and highlight them here. This week?
Do you want every pair of boots as much as me? I want them all right now, right here, ASAP.
Please.
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A few months ago I was accidentally shopping at Nordstrom with my husband {hey, it happens!} when we came across a women’s shoe sale. It’s not pretty finding a shoe sale you weren’t planning to find. Oops! There goes the kids’ college tuition!
I found these Jessica Simpson nude heels for $45. They were normally twice that, and I fell fast and hard for these babies. I’ve fought the nude trend forever, thinking it’s just not a flattering shade for anyone, anywhere. And boy, I was wrong.
I also probably judged Jessica Simpson prematurely, thinking that her life choices were indicative of what kind of shoes “she” would design. Well, girlfriend has an amazing team of designers because this is the second pair of Jessica Simpson shoes in my closet.
What was your last impulse buy?
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It was all fun and games in the 90′s when we were being ironically sad and hopeless, wearing baggy flannel and worrying about our collegiate and suburban futures, but the gig is up. Thick soled shoes are for people who legitimately need to wear them for health reasons {maybe you have one leg that’s shorter than the other?}.
Here’s the situation. Unlike platforms and other high heeled shoes that actually make your bum look smaller, your legs look longer, and make you all around foxier, platform shoes make you look fat.
No seriously, they do. The thickness on the bottom of your shoes makes your whole being look, well, pudgy.
It’s just not a good look. For anyone.
Muah!, Doc Martens, Shoe Affair, Heel and Sole Shoes, Modern Vespa
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