Shoe du jour

A rugged mule, this Vera Wang Lavender Label caught my eye in 2009. It’s aptly named “Daisy” and it sure is sweet! An over-sized ring is harnessed at the sides creating a great profile for an edgy, moto-inspired look. Double crisscrossing buckle straps wrap around the substantially chunky 4.25″ wooden heel with hidden platform – not something you typically see on a mule. These mules are meant to be worn. And I’ve worn them so often they’ve been resoled and polished to look as good as the day I bought them. I believe there are three very important services a woman needs – 1) A good tailor to make sure your clothes fit. You can buy less expensive brands, but if the tailoring is right, you’ll look like a million bucks. 2) A good hair stylist. If you’ve ever had botched highlights, color or haircut…enough said – you always want to look your best and you should, and 3) A good cobbler. Your shoes can truly last forever. Find a good cobbler and take care of your footwear accessory investment so you can always put your best foot forward.

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Shoe du jour

Some boots just have that “broken in” appeal. That’s why I love the Frye “Veronica” short distressed boot. From the brown crackled, soft leather texture to the slouchy shaft, this pull on, moto-inspired boot is a go-to boot for a classic, modern look. Simple, and stylish with a vintage, perfectly lived-in look, a great transition into fall–a Frye classic–redefined.

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