It's shooooooooooooooo time

Because what we're talking about today, you can't just call shoes.  Oh no.  These are shoooooooooooooos.  This is also something that were I to have this conversation, it would be another "oh my lord, she's lost it" moment. Of which, I'm not going to lie, there seem to be a lot more, the older I get.  Although he regularly assures me I've always been slightly on the bonkers side. 

Like suggesting a sleepover on New Year's Eve for 4 boys to sleep in the sitting room when they all got a smattering of sleep (the party finished at after 4am and they were up at 7 - which meant I was up at 9.  Which meant that not a lot happened on New Year's Day - I am getting to grips with The Crown 2 and am just obsessing about what is true and what isn't. 

But speaking of New Year's Eve - that's where inspiration for this post comes from. 

Shoes.  But not just shoes - these are shoes that you would happily just gaze at and admire and fawn over.  Fawning shoes I think we can call them.  These ones are also pretty expensive as I have trawled the high end sales for shoes that you will have for years.  And that you will wear all year round.  So yes, we are talking investment - we're talking A LOT of money for shoes. 

Most of my sandals though - some of which were £20 in the sale from Zara, some of which were significantly more (courtesy of sales trawling or Bicester) - I have had for years and years and years.  

Normal, far more cost effective service, will be resumed shortly.  And in fact, I shall be looking at new season lovelies from the high street as it's definitely not all about having to spend the big bucks.  But in the meantime, it's all about the shoe porn.  

No 21 Knotted Gingham Shoes from Net A Porter were £440 now £220

Silver Trixie heels from Stuart Weitzman at Flannels were £398 now £120


Metallic again at Harvey Nichols. 

Jolien metallic strappy sandals from WTR were £290 now £145


Black perfection at Isabel Marant.

Akynn Leather Sandals were £450 now £270



Classic grey velvet at My Theresa from Jimmy Choo were £550 now £275



Slightly lower ones in the sale at Flannels.  THE most amazing sale ever if you fancy losing an hour of your life...

Aquazzura Ivy Heeled Sandals were £530 now £159


Almond cream at Harvey Nichols.  These are simply the prettiest shoes I have seen in forever.

Lilico almond patent leather sandals from Sophia Webster were £450 now £195



Mule style... 

Aquazzura Dylan crocodile effort leather mules were £470 now £282


Block heels.  

Sam Edelman Eyda block heel sandals in Phantom Grey were £140 now £56



These I also absolutely adore.  With a black clutch, these would go with absolutely anything. 

Leyla Suede Sandals were £490 now £245 by Self Portrait



See by Chloe Embroidered Suede Shoes were £275 now £192



Block heel velvet in the sale at Net a Porter. 

Sam Edelman Odele Velvet Sandals were £95 now £57



Shoe versions..and staying with the block heel.

Senso Velvet Xyrus Ankle was £144.99 now £86.99




PS by Paul Smith at Coggles were £250 now £125  I love these.  BUT but but I'm not a great shoe person.  Boots yes, sandals yes, so why do I struggle with shoes so much?





However these may be the answer to my shoe dilemma.  They're definitely a shoe (duh) but have a boot feel to them?  Justifying much??

Mike bow-embellished leather pumps from Chloe were £595 now £297