These heart stopping shoes by Prada were seen on a rare trip to Harrods yesterday. I felt too shy to ask the price but I guess they are probably the cost of a basic three speed no frills Brompton. Mary Jane shoes are for me the best type of shoe, apart from boots to cycle in.
I had to go to Harrods to collect a book when I came across an exhibition of Red Shoes by various designers to celebrate the 70 anniversary of The Wizard of Oz. Judy Garland as Dorothy in her red sparkling slippers is an enduring film image. You can even buy a limited edition copy of the shoes and part of the money goes to a children’s charity. I did take photos of the various designer red shoes studded with crystal but a combination of harsh lights and glass cases meant none of them are clear enough to post.
I had to go to Harrods to collect a book when I came across an exhibition of Red Shoes by various designers to celebrate the 70 anniversary of The Wizard of Oz. Judy Garland as Dorothy in her red sparkling slippers is an enduring film image. You can even buy a limited edition copy of the shoes and part of the money goes to a children’s charity. I did take photos of the various designer red shoes studded with crystal but a combination of harsh lights and glass cases meant none of them are clear enough to post.
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http://www.office.co.uk/womens/office/reason_enough/33/7070/19188/1/
in office yesterday. (I've blown my shoe budget for quite some time with the purchase of my bright red patent leather boots - so window shopping is all I can afford) - apparently office don't consider them to be high heels (only medium).
I'm not a fan of super skinny heels, myself - too many bad memories of eighties stilettos getting stuck in grids and cobbles and leaving me half shoeless...
Platforms and wedges are more my style. I'm still a seventies girl at heart!
Your bright red patent boots sound fab.
I won't be cycling in them. :)