Alexander McQueen Corsage Sandals
I hate pansies, wall flowers that only fall away from the wall when they see something stronger they want to cling to, to support them.
Boring blossoms like that get tossed away in a day.
The only flowers I like are like the black roses on these Alexander McQueen corsage sandals. So smartly shaped, so carefully structured, the little dark clouds of unique beauty make these Alexander McQueen shoes boss. Unlike copycats and catty housewives, the roses could easily stand on their own.
Eyes wide shut, imagine:
The roses would make great pasties, right?
» Alexander McQueen corsage sandals $1,124, Net-a-Porter.com
09.Nov.2007, 11:49 am
Nothing says, ‘Let’s do it in the garden’ like a pair of Alexander McQueen corsage sandals
09.Nov.2007, 12:09 pm
IM IN LUVVVVVVV
09.Nov.2007, 05:31 pm
I saw a recent pic of Jill Scott in Essence Magazine and she had on these fine works of art and she did look like she was off to “DO IT IN THE GARDEN”. Dirty gal.
-Z’maji @ http://hauteblogxoxo.wordpress.com
10.Nov.2007, 08:49 am
gorgeous!
10.Nov.2007, 09:35 am
Hey love love love the new layout. Those shoes are simply gorgeous
xxoxo MIMI
10.Nov.2007, 02:06 pm
love the contrast of clear/bright heels and dark roses.
10.Nov.2007, 06:22 pm
I absolutely love the positioning of the roses, however, I’m not sure I like the clear shoe. I won’t lie though, I’d probably kill to own those shoes anyways.
11.Nov.2007, 08:00 pm
they are a bit too carrie bradshaw for my liking.
12.Nov.2007, 09:28 am
Touche, Karina, touche.
XXXO
17.Nov.2007, 05:59 am
You can never be too Carrie Bradshaw.
22.Nov.2007, 09:56 pm
as pasties? never. they would look awfully strange when you tried to twirl them. I do always love the noirish beauty of the black rose. Especially when I wear them in my hair.