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In Mint Condition

I can't get over the fabulousness of Louis Vuitton's space-age multi-strap pointed toe mule from the brand's S/S 2012 runway collection. I spotted it while shopping with my sisters at the brand's boutique in Salhiya. The design of the mules just hit all the right fashion notes! Mint color? Check. Futuristic? Check. A little bit of see-through? Check! Pointy toes? Check Check Check! I tired them on and I fell in love! I looked up at my sisters expecting compliments? A recognitions? A "Gaaasp! GET IT!!" But all I got was one thumbs down from one sister because they "Make you look old", excuse moi?!?!.  And I got "They're nice but didn't you say you weren't buying anymore shoes this season??" from my other sister. Thank you for taking me on a guilt trip. Next time I'm shopping alone.   



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panacheous.com said…
Take me next time ( & a friend of mine), you will end up bankrupt ;p
27 March, 2012
Unknown said…
god those shoes blew me away when i saw the runway show a few months ago .. i just loved every detail and the metal toe cap is just epic <3 don't feel guilty about it it's awesome :P it was the right thing to do
27 March, 2012
Confashion said…
panacheous.com
LOL! Yala! We'd do some serious damage to our bank accounts :P

Amelia Midna
I loved them! Especially those because the shade of mint beautifully compliments the silver cap toes... :)
29 March, 2012
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