SUMMER :SHOES

Keeping up to date with the world in the name of,this year's summer
fashion trends and this time we are in the SHOE department. There is
a lot of noise that has not been reserved for the clothes alone and
i'm not talking of only bright bold colours (which ofcourse is typical
of summer),but our shoes have been embelished in PRINTS,FLOWERS and
a number of DRAMATIC "EFFECTS" ;-)

Wedges are one of the biggest hits of summer and they are coming in
different styles, ankle -high wedges, cutout wedges and patterned
wedges.Chunky thick heels, bold bright colours in monochrome, neon
colours, colour blocking are in this season.

Happy shopping :-)

[Images;fashiontrendseeker; fashionone; _; _]

Comments

  1. Anicheberry21 October 2012 at 12:31

    i love your blog.so excited to find fellow zimbabwean bloggers

    www.fabulously-pink.blogspot.com

    xoxo

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