I few weeks ago I visited Paris, and found a shoe outlet called "Mi-Prix", and I bought a pair of Valentinos from there. I hope someone could please tell me if these are authentic? or if this style has even been made..? I have no experience in fake shoes or Valentino. I don't know how much fakers care about comfort, but these are very comfortable, and beautiful!
i have no idea about valentino shoes as i've never owned any...but they are beautiful and i hope someone here can help you! (also just a bump of your thread to help ya out)
With handbags I would never chance it, to buy without checking first.. But the shop seemed realistic.. A lot shoes on sale..mostly summer shoes, which is logical at this time of the year..and a lot in small sizes..like 34 and 35..which also makes sense to me..those super small sizes are rarest, and most likely to be last ones sold..?
I thought that in Paris the police would have closed the shop if they openly sell fakes..but then again..there were one fake bag, but it was a really bad one, maybe it did not have anything to do with their shoe business.... I mean there were couture too, but mostly shoes
I googled the shop out of curiousity and it appears like what they sell are genuine. Of course I'd wait for someone to properly ID these but this is what I found on fodors.com:
Mi-Prix
Address: 27 bd. Victor, 15e, Montparnasse, Paris | Map It
Phone: 01-48-28-42-48
Category: Shoes/Luggage/Leather Goods (Budget)
Location: Paris
Fodor's Review:
Mi-Prix is a jumble of end-of-series designer shoes and accessories from the likes of Alexandra Neel, Michel Perry, Valentino, and Rodolph Ménudier, priced at up to 70% below retail.
Metro: Porte de Versailles
Hello
I recently purchased these for my gf but she would not touch a fake and the price seems too good to be true so hopefully you can let me know if I'll need to secure a refund or I just got lucky...
Thanks Jen! I have also googeled it, and I've read that same review! That's the place! Our hotel was across the street! I just don't know how reliable that review is, people are so unaware of the fake business.. But then...they are strict in Paris! The airport had a lot of advertisement about how you can go to jail for 3 years for wearing a fake bag.. And that shop sold one bad fake bag, it looked like a fake bag bought from beach stand in the 70's.. Well I just assumed it was fake 'cos it was so badly crafted..I just can't remember what label it was supposed to be..!
There are so many of them available on Australian ebay...are they too good to be true? I thought they would be perfect for my wedding, but not if they're fake.