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Something for the Men

I spotted these men's shoes while shopping in London, the first featured pair are by, this is a no brainer, Mr. red soles Louboutin. And the second pair of featured shoes are by Prada, they had a similar style for women too but in plain colors. These have a bit of an edge to them with their multi-colored leather. I wish they came in my size. I would have snapped them immediately. 


Comments

Anonymous said…
love the Prada's .. CL's not so much ...
Confashion said…
Randy
How come? I think they look very uber-chic :)
Anonymous said…
tired of the spikes ... but they look hot on women ... the Prada's are more my style ... a little less rock n roll

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