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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

Calling all shoe lovers! Let's take a few minutes to salivate over these foot candy. From the over-the-top and simply glamorous heels by Nicholas Kirkwood (1st photo! heart!) and Louboutin available at Al Othman boutique, to the comfy-classy yet chic looks of Sergio Rossi, Chanel, and Chloé, to the perfect for travelling classic Tod's flats. There is something for everyone here. 

Christian Louboutin suede and leather sandals with fringe detail was KD +350 and now it is retailed for around KD 190! A bargain! Available at Al Othman Outlet in Mariam complex in Salmiya. 
Christian Louboutin wedge sandals available at Available at Al Othman Outlet
Chanel camilla adorned slippers in black and white at Chanel boutique in Salhiya Complex
Love the details on these Louboutin slingbacks! they're crafted with a red twisted heel. Also available at Al Othman boutique. 

Louis Vuitton sandals from the cruise collection
Sergio Rossi peep-toe snake skin flats in this season' s vibrant hues. Available at the brand's boutique in Salhiya Complex
Chloé's multi-strap tan leather sandals available at Scarpe boutique in the Avenues Phase II
Tod's flats in different shades of orange

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Anonymous said…
*sigs* am in love with shoesssssssssssssssssss
06 March, 2011
Royalty said…
I loooooooove !
06 March, 2011
Confashion said…
Q80ya and Royalty
Siiiigh.. join the club :P
06 March, 2011
LadyB_Q8 said…
I dieeeeeee !

*sigh*
07 March, 2011
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