It’s June and – after months of pretending it’s high-summer – I’ve
finally reached breaking point. I’m out of here. Thursday morning will
bring outrageously early wake-ups, rush-hour Tube journeys, queueing and
extortionate coffee but Thursday afternoon will see me lying on a
deserted beach somewhere in the better part of Europe.
I’m leaving The Wardrobe Update in the capable hands of Zena &
Poppy for the next two weeks so expect some fresh fashion blood, but I
couldn’t abandon you without a brief goodbye.. so.. let me introduce
some well-advised shoe picks for all-weather environments.
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| Hudson ‘Olsen’ Brogues (£150), Ego and Greed ‘Svan’
Platform Wedges (£75.65 @ Nastygal), Zara Swarovski Studded Sandals
(£79.99) |
If you’re not too sure about embracing the ‘man shoe’ trend then
check out Topshop’s sale for their gorgeous colour-sole suede brogues;
unfortunately they’re sold out in my local, but I’ve got a friend with a
pair in my size..
Speaking of man shoes:
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| Hello Homme Boat Shoes (£80 @ ASOS), All Saints ‘Debut’ Shoe
(£101.50 from £145) Creative Recreation ‘Cesario’ Shoe (£35 from £50 @
TOPMAN), |
I feel like the criteria for a true ‘shoe classic’ is it’s ability to
look incredible on both man & woman, and it’s hard to go wrong in
these trusty friends:
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| Classic Chuck Taylors by Converse, Limited Edition DM’s and TOMS |
I know I picked a girly colour but the current Limited Edition DM’s
are available in monochrome Black, White & Grey and their
ever-popular Liberty Print collection can be found at Coggles and is
available for both men & women. And of course you have the
originals..
TOMS will be forever-loved on this blog because they give you the
added fuzzy inner-warmth of providing orphans with a pair of shoes at
the same time, however if you’re really cruel then I’ve spotted cheaper
versions (without the charitable donation) in T.K. Maxx.
Who doesn’t own a pair of Converse?
I'll leave you with these YSL beauties - Chanel did a similar 'stars and stripes' pattern a few years ago - as I run away to pack... see you in the Algarve!
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