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Here Comes The Hotstepper


If you can only buy one black shoe this season, mind-blowing chic and has the highest possible heel, then this is it: The black patent round-toe YSL shoes with electric blue soles. It is defiantly this season's bestseller, fashionista's fave, and the most worn item by fashion gurus during the fashion week. I have tried them on and daaaamn they made me look good! They're available now at YSL's boutique at Villa Moda Shuwaikh, Free Trade Zone.
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Bloggerista said…
price difference between villa moda and YSL's website is 100 KD!
03 November, 2008
Mme.Monstre said…
they are to kill for !!!
03 November, 2008
AZM said…
YSL is worth every penny.
03 November, 2008
나다 said…
i love it ! n i was going to buy it but ... i cant wear it everyday :(
03 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
How much are they for?
03 November, 2008
1001 Nights said…
I loved my YSL shoes but they were platform, this one really looks like it twists your feet. Were you able to walk gracefully in them or did you just look good when you were standing still? :)
04 November, 2008
Confashion said…
1001 nights
To my surprise, I was able to walk gracefully in them... or maybe that's my inner mind's answer to your question and is trying to fool me? Either way, I heart them and wouldn't mind wearing them just because they make me look good. ;)
05 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
they look like stripper shoes
30 November, 2008
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