Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Yeah But... No But...

Call us 'scatter brains' or other insulting names. We meant to do a "coolchiq loves..."-theme, but couldn't quite make our minds up for one pair. And the reason? Ooh - the simple fact that there are too many shoe options. Yeah, we kid you not - it's, it's, its.... completely NERV WRACKING. So, what do we like then? Well, we particularly like these "Olive green suede Mary Jane-heels" by Rubert Sanderson, a label featured at Vogue today. The Hollowould "Zebra print Ballerina Pumps" are really sweet too, and Miu Miu's "Studded Wedges" would make the most average denim outfit look totally sparkling. Jimmy Choo's daffodil yellow "Cotton Strap-shoe" is the most romantic shoe we've seen in ages. But our favourite shoe this week is Miu Miu's "Wool floral Embroidered Clog". Decisions, decisions, decisions...

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Currently working with my designer and want some critical analysis of www.per-te.com is it upto coolchic standards. The designer is covering the world of Ambassadors, and media certainly is.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

To all those coolchiqs getting married this year a new website currently website of the day on Radio 2

www.totallyweddings.com

>> Totally Weddings
There are plenty of good wedding sites, but many of them act as directories of suppliers for cars, cakes, dresses and other wedding essentials, so you still have to contact each supplier separately. With this site you only have to enter your details once and the suppliers come to you. Start by selecting where you're getting married from a list of locations and the proposed wedding date. Next you browse an extensive list of all the items you may need for the wedding, from stationary to suit hire. Tick each item you need, enter a maximum budget for each item, and add any notes. Finally enter your personal details and specify how and when you prefer to be contacted, and all the suppliers who meet your criteria will contact you to discuss your requirements.

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites

6:57 am  

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