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Qqitzcrystal said:
Are you sure they have been discontinued on the EU version of the website they still have the pull on non zip boots in knee and thigh high boots in the 120mm heel aswell.
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Hmmm…I’ll have to check the EU website. They do still offer the the knee-high boots in other colors, like patent and metallic but not black. As for thigh high, they re-styled their Eva boots this season to get rid of that horizontal seam near the knees, taking an already perfect boot and making it even better!
 
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stilly said:
Thanks Mieri!!! I would say LeSilla's sizing is very similar to Louboutins. For example, LeSilla Eva pumps are very comparable to Louboutin So Kates. The LeSilla widths are about the same as Louboutin. Casadei shoes tend to be wider however. LeSilla offers a huge selection of boots which is mostly what I've bought from them in the past along with a handful of shoes.
The heel heights I note on my posts are the heights they label on the box. Most of my LeSilla's are size EU40 and the heels do measure more than the 120mm listed.
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Thanks so much for all the info Stilly. So, do you take your own size in So Kates and Eva’s or do you size up? I know in the past when you’ve bought from consignment sites you’ve sometimes bought different sizes if that’s what was available but if you’re buying new do you buy your own size or larger in the So Kate and Eva pumps? I’ve often found louboutin toe boxes very tight (the curse of longer toes 😞) so I had been hoping the Eva range might have a bit more breathing room without having to go up a size and the inevitable heel slipping that soon follows. If you still have any, would you be able to show us a pair of your Eva pumps in your next post please?
 
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stilly said:
Black Suede LeSilla 120 Over The Knee Boots with a black leather mini, black turtleneck and camel coat...:smile:

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Wow!! Stunning!! You look amazing!! Fabulous winter outfit, I love it ❤️!! I’m afraid this outfit deserves a few more pictures posted please.
 
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stilly said:
Black Suede LeSilla 120 Over The Knee Boots with a black leather mini, black turtleneck and camel coat...:smile:

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Wow, great winter outfit!
The coat and over the knee boots give a sexy touch to this outfit.:heart:
Do you have any pictures without the coat, showing the leather skirt?
 
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Mieri said:
Thanks so much for all the info Stilly. So, do you take your own size in So Kates and Eva’s or do you size up? I know in the past when you’ve bought from consignment sites you’ve sometimes bought different sizes if that’s what was available but if you’re buying new do you buy your own size or larger in the So Kate and Eva pumps? I’ve often found louboutin toe boxes very tight (the curse of longer toes 😞) so I had been hoping the Eva range might have a bit more breathing room without having to go up a size and the inevitable heel slipping that soon follows. If you still have any, would you be able to show us a pair of your Eva pumps in your next post please?
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I don't think you'll find the Eva pumps any more forgiving than the So Kates...the styles are nearly identical including the pointed toe box.

I buy new So Kates in a 40.5 which fits me best but I have So Kates in sizes 40, 40.5 and 41 depending on availability. A 40 is always a bit tight even when I break them in but its manageable for me.

I only have one pair of Eva pumps...the Nude Patents. I'll try to wear them next week.
 
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stilly said:
Chocolate Suede Casadei Boots with a new Staud tweed midi dress and cardi. Staud makes beautifully seamed dresses that hang perfectly...:smile:

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Beautiful combination of brown textures! I didn’t know that Casadei made any rear zip boots, either!

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Black Calf Casadei Maxi Blade Kentucky 120 Boots with a plaid mini...:smile:

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Leather, plaid and Casadei blades…stunning outfit!!
 
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stilly said:
I don't think you'll find the Eva pumps any more forgiving than the So Kates...the styles are nearly identical including the pointed toe box.

I buy new So Kates in a 40.5 which fits me best but I have So Kates in sizes 40, 40.5 and 41 depending on availability. A 40 is always a bit tight even when I break them in but its manageable for me.

I only have one pair of Eva pumps...the Nude Patents. I'll try to wear them next week.
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Thanks once again for the info. It’s a shame though, I guess I’ll have to keep searching for that elusive larger and wider toe box. Would prefer the quality and material but so often I find designer shoes are made for narrower feet. Yes, it’d be great to your pair of Eva pumps in the new year thanks.
 
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