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The Two Tone Trend

Here's a fall trend that will last you a life time. The two tone shoes. I like the combination of different textures in one shoe as shown here, leather and suede. They will really make you stand out in a classic chic kind of way. Plus it's not a trend with a short life span. Because of their classic shape, I can see myself wearing them for the next 5 years.


Wear them with wide leg pants, midi skirts and opaque tights, or slim leg jeans. The Two Tone shoes will definitely make you strut in style.

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Anonymous said…
i can't c myself wearing platforms.. i know they'r in but i just can't!
14 August, 2007
Confashion said…
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If you try them on with the right outfit and the right color you will fall in love with them. I try to embrace gashion trends with an open mind. I try to be adventurous. BUT I always look at the mirror twice before I leave home. And I have to feel comfortable with what I'm wearin. Try to be a little risky, u never know, you might fall in love with what you see in the mirror ;)
14 August, 2007
Anonymous said…
I love them.. This one trend should stay .. Professional and chic .. Love it
15 August, 2007
Anonymous said…
I Love Christian Loubutin's Shoes <3
15 August, 2007
Confashion said…
chroma-trauma & chinese eyes
Me too.. very elegant & stylish indeed :)
15 August, 2007
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