Louboutins for work?
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http://bluefly.com/pages/products/d...Ns=Popularity|0||Product+Code|1&Nu=Product+ID I dont own them but they look pretty comfy!
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?cmCat=search&itemId=prod37260017
I have these and I wear them atleast 3 times a week to work love them !!!
I have these and I wear them atleast 3 times a week to work love them !!!
I have black patent tick slingbacks with 75mm heel and they are very comfortable after the initial breakin wear--if you call the CL boutique or Barneys etc. you may be able to find some of the popular styles in a lower heel (even the platform peeptoe prive style comes in 75mm height, check out saks.com) You may just have to search a bit as the sky high Louboutins get most of the attention...
wow thanks for all those links and photos. Does CL have heels that are below 3 inches? 2 1/2 maybe?
"Clichy" is a pretty elusive, discontinued style nowadays, in both 100mm and 120mm versions; Clichy 120 is what many call the "holy grail" CL as it's a press-only shoe that a lot of celebs wear for magazine spreads/major press events (e.g. Teri Hatcher on cover of Vanity Fair, Mischa Barton, Katie Holmes, Brittney Murphy, etc. etc.). You can try special-ordering or custom-ordering it if the boutique accepts it. Otherwise it's ebay but even on ebay it rarely pops up (the classic versions that is, i.e. black leather, black patent). One thing I love about Clichy 100 is that it is significantly more comfortable than Decollete 868 and very much a walking shoe.
Foxy--do you know if we will see the Clichy in the resort line? My SA sent me a pic of a pump that looks like the Clichy along with other pics that were supposed to be coming after the fall line.
Perhaps you're referring to the "SOM1" -- which is basically the Clichy with a chunky heel (same cut/last, toe shape). Clichy is more of (rare) "house style" as opposed to a new style introduced. Can you post a photo of the resort shoe that resembles the Clichy? (probably easier for identification that way)