I can appreciate and support buying a well-made, comfortable — and cute — shoe made in the States. Sure, they’re not Jeffrey Campbells, but they have a purpose in my closet.
heels
Shoe Therapy: NYLA at Baker’s Shoes
I love, love, LOVE these chunky loafers from Bakers (and I have a pair of NYLA heels that have lasted at least ten years). And only $49.99… *love*
Weekly Therapy: How to Walk in High Heels
A good challenge for ALL of us to live by!
Photo via Neiman Marcus.
Women tend to fall on two sides of the shoe spectrum: there’s Carrie Bradshaw with her closet full of Manolos on one end, and then there’s me with my collection of orthopedic clogs. As a lifelong klutz, I need my footwear to be as accident-proof as possible, which is why I favor the same shoes prized by emergency room nurses and the Dutch. The few pairs of heels I own have rarely seen pavement. But the ladies at Birchbox are a mighty tall and stylish bunch, and at 5’1” I wanted to measure up. So last week, I gave myself a shoe challenge: to find a comfortable way to wear high heels from morning to night. No limping, blisters, or tears allowed.
Shoe Therapy: so much Jeffrey Campbell love
(via Jeffrey Campbell So Much Love Platform at Free People Clothing Boutique)
If someone could find these for me in an 8, I will be eternally grateful.