Drop Dead Gorgeous Dior

Now that we have finally started wearing our winter clothes, I suddenly can't wait for the warmer climate to arrive and for the winter shoes and boots get stored away, only to be replaced with cheerful summery shoes. I spotted these killer heels on the window display of Dior at the Grand Avenue and I fell head-over-heels in lust with their playfulness, their bright colors, and their not-so-classic design. I honestly don't know if they're from the brand's new resort collection or from previous season, all I know is that I want to wear them NOW.

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Anonymous said…

They are Resort 2014 :)

11 December, 2013

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