So I figured I would start out with my ultimate fashion necessity, otherwise known as the ballet flat. I'm already tall, so why should I sacrifice my feet when I can be the height that I choose to be and look fashionable? Besides, even shorter people can wear them to elongate the their legs (if worn with the right bottoms/dress).
These Luichiny Talasi flats are really fancy, but I love the chain decoration and the wine color. They'd look great with a shorter white dress for summer, though. Plus they're cheap!
On a side note, I am a preppy girl, but not head-to-toe abercrombie and fitch, so there may be an underlying theme in most of my posts.
These Luichiny Talasi flats are really fancy, but I love the chain decoration and the wine color. They'd look great with a shorter white dress for summer, though. Plus they're cheap! They look a little old-lady, but the worn out look on the end seams make it much more youthful. Plus they're versatile, and the ruffles would look cute popping out from my Sevens.
Fitzwell Ursala: Peep-toe, major trend both for SS07 and FW07! More colors too, but the navy is a good neutral color for such a great design. Personally, I was surprised at the price, considering they look unbelievable expensive. And the heel rise is great so that you don't hurt the arches of your feet, a big problem for dancers like me.
Fitzwell Ursala: Peep-toe, major trend both for SS07 and FW07! More colors too, but the navy is a good neutral color for such a great design. Personally, I was surprised at the price, considering they look unbelievable expensive. And the heel rise is great so that you don't hurt the arches of your feet, a big problem for dancers like me.And here's the perfect example of the quintessential celeb...I love Kate Bosworth's outfit, but I'm not sure about the other.
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