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Beautiful in Bottega

It's been a while since I found a really nice pair of shoes at Bottega Veneta's Kuwait branch, for some reason their new merchandise is very limited, and they tend not to buy much from the runway pieces, or at least that's what I have noticed. So I was glad to finally find a pair of Bottega shoes to fall in love with, simply because I love the quality and craftsmanship of their shoes. They work well with my feet and don't hurt. I spotted these exotic skin ankle boots with sassy cut-out details balanced by demure lace-up details. They can be easily worn now and later with ribbed when the weather gets colder.

You can find a similar pair online but in black suede here.

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