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Killing Me Softly

Why, Oh Why! Why can't Mr. Pierre Hardy create the ugliest shoes on earth and spare me the agony of lusting over his pieces of art? Why can't I stretch my feet a size or two when the only pair of shoes I really want is sold out in my size everywhere (drama, I know!)! If it wasn't for an annoying something called "common sense", I could have easily spent my entire monthly savings on not one, nor two, but 4 pairs of Pierre heaven. heart heart!

Pierre Hardy shoes are available at Villa Moda Al Fanar and are currently on sale.

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Anonymous said…
his shoes are ridiculously beautiful but even more ridiculously badly made. NO foot fits in them. Me and 2 friends who love his designs and have narrow feet cannot get our feet in most designs. That blue one is impossible to get on, did you try it on?
18 June, 2009
Sn3a said…
l awwal 3jeeeb
18 June, 2009
ScaryToes said…
I LOVE the blue ones!!! i wanttttttt
18 June, 2009
Confashion said…
I tried on the first one but it was a size bigger than my size so I couldn't really tell :\ But I do have 2 pairs of Pierre Hardy shoes from last year's collection and they're not torture to the feet at all... I havent tried the blue one though..
18 June, 2009
1001 Nights said…
I bought boots that were a size 40 and I'm 37.5/38 because I loved them so much PLUS they were on sale so I was sort of blinded. I bought the thing you put inside the shoes to make them feel a little snugger but they were STILL uncomfortable. Ah well, they looked gohjus and we both that's all that matters.
18 June, 2009
Confashion said…
1001 Nights
Don't get rid of them... keep them as collector's items :)
19 June, 2009
AZM said…
The first pair are fantastic.

But Like Anonymous said, I heard many complaints about the "fitting"!!!

And mostly for men's shoes. Which are not as sexy as his women's designs!!!
19 June, 2009
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