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Jimmy Jellies

Jelly sandals may bring some bad fashion faux-pas memories that makes you flinch at the thought of wearing them again but I find these Jelly flats by Jimmy Choo so cool for the beach or the pool. No guarantees on  not getting blisters though. I like the use of the studs on both pairs, they’re not only on-trend, they'll also make lounging at the beach/pool a breeze.

Saint Tropez, here I come! I think you’re ready for these jellies..
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Anonymous said…
I got same shade of yellow from Gucci, sooo comfortable like not wearing a thing
20 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
Do you happen to know how much are they? and where can you buy them?
20 April, 2010
peaches said…
my body so boooooootylicious ;)
20 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
where can i find them in kuwait?
22 April, 2010
Confashion said…
Anonymous
I tried the Choo ones and they were veryyy comfortable. Loved them. :)

Anonymous
I think they were KD 120? Not sure :\ They're available at Jimmy Choo Boutique in Salhiya..

PeachyKeen
LOL ;)

Anonymous
They're available at Jimmy Choo Boutique in Salhiya..
22 April, 2010
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