20
2010
Challenge Update!
Posted by editor in Ask the ShoebloggersIt’s been about two weeks since I embarked on the “wear every pair” challenge created by blogger Shoeperwoman. And let me tell you, it’s not as easy as I thought! It really brought to my attention that there are some pairs I wear over and over and over - how can you not favor those pairs that are comfortable, cute, and match everything? But one thing that the challenge does succeed in doing is making you venture out to wear those pairs that don’t see so much sunlight. Whereas before the challenge, I mindlessly reached for those go-to pairs, I now actually browse my shoe closet when I get dressed every morning. Here are pictures of the shoes I’ve worn so far. Not a lot - I better get cracking!


I love the electric royal blue of these crocodile ankle booties. The heel is sky high, but thanks to sturdy structuring, the shoes are still comfy and easy to walk in. I got these from ShoeDazzle, and rocked them this week with black skinny pants and this great asymmetrical, architectural black tunic from Pixie Market.

These studded ankle boots from Forever 21 go with anything - I especially love them with feminine dresses since they’re a little tough.

These wedge booties with feathers (love!) are the culprits for why I don’t wear my other shoes as much as I should - I wear these constantly. They’re heels, so flattering, but super comfortable. But I don’t feel like I’m wearing boring, comfortable shoes because they’re edgy with their great feathers. They’re perfect for jeans, dresses - so totally a go-to pair. They’re Deena and Ozzy, from Urban Outfitters.

These snakeskin flats are from Charlotte Russe, and are also worn a lot because of their comfort and yet edgy style.

I LOVE these shoes, and never get to wear them, so I gave them the ultimate honor and wore them to New York Fashion Week this year. They’re pin up style, velvet Mary Jane heels, with irridescent snakeskin bows, straps, and heels, with the right amount of glitz in the rhinestones. I can’t even remember where I got them, I think it was a boutique in midtown Manhattan.

















