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Some Sole Searching

Famous for their range of colorful and eclectic ballet flats and ballerinas, French Sole and London Sole will be available soon at Salhiya Complex, Mezzanine floor.

Every year I make it a point to buy new pair of flats. I don't always get lucky with my choices. The ones that I buy tend to easily wear out or sometimes they're not comfy, like my Lanvin flats, they gave me blisters every time I wore them for more than 2 hours! Also, I had 2 pairs of French Sole ballerinas, the first pair, I have only had them for a month and they have totally fallen apart. The second pair for some reason looks brand new even though I have worn the hell out of them.

Have you ever owned a pair of French/London Sole? If yes, what were their colors?

Comments

Anonymous said…
Yes,
tiger print with red trim,
beautiful :-)
totally uncomfortable :-(

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G.G.
Anonymous said…
screw french sole

pretty ballerinas all the way
Anonymous said…
black and white zebra 'skin' with black trim - a bargain in last christmas sales in london - got them for £35 - wonder how much they will be here!
Anonymous said…
Yes, got gold ones......never take them off.
Anonymous said…
i looooooooooooove their winter collection...got confused which ones to buy!
Anonymous said…
fake french sole= pretty balerinas
Anonymous said…
YES!!! green, yelllow, pink, white, black, beige...
Anonymous said…
Try the Sue London ballet slippers at Pink Moon. Available in many colors, and we guarantee no blisters. They were shown on Oprah as the most comfortable shoes ever.

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