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They Say Shoes Make the Outfit...

Ahhh... There is nothing more heart-warming than a shoe post. I have taken these photos when I was in Dubai last month and I completely forgot about them, and a bunch of other things too! Anyhow, I don't know about you guys, but this season hasn't been my favorite. I didn't buy as many shoes as I normally would've (gasp!!), plus some shoes are ridiculously over-priced. Since when is it OK to spend KD500+ on a pair of impractical and difficult-to-walk in shoes?!! Yes I do believe that the shoes make the outfit, but with these price tags, I won't have enough money to pay for an outfit, or more importantly to pay the BILLS! The serious kind that is.

Anyhow, I admit. My shoe closet is filled with impractical purchases, but who cares, they look so colorful and pretty (shallow much?). Here's a round-up of some of the nice things I've spotted here and there. Starting with Rupert Sanderson parrot embroidered wedge heels spotted at Symphony boutique. You can find similar styles here.

Dolce & Gabbana Belucci raffia shoes, you can find them in red here.


Givenchy women's Patterned Upper Shoes from SS13 collection. You can purchase online here.

No one gets away with quirky cool designs quite like Charlotte Olympia, check out the caged parrot on the heel. 

Hello Alaïa! Hearts hearts hearts!

Although there golden embellished heeled sandals by Gucci are not me, they really look like THE dancing shoes you'd want to wear for a salsa party.

Well hello there you pretty little thing! Balenciaga wave frill ankle boots

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