Posts with tag AnkleBoots

It's a patent-leather pump! It's a boot in soft gray leather! No, wait - It's both!

We must admit that we haven't been completely sold on the ankle boot trend until now, but these babies may have us jumping on the bandwagon. Most of the booties out there look like they started life as full-sized boots but had an unfortunate encounter with a pair of scissors. It just doesn't look right. However, this pair by Singerson Morrison cleverly show off the fact that they're ankle boots and the rolled edges remind us of our favorite shirt. They're fun and fresh - just the thing our feet need this fall

Wouldn't these booties look amazing with a pair of colored tights?

$379 at zappos.com

Every few years lace up ankle booties come back into style. These vintage lace up boots could very well be the original pair that all of those boots are based on.

Even thought they are from the 19th century -- that's 18-something! -- and over a hundred years old, possibly two, they are still totally in style. In fact, they look like a Gothic Lolita version of these white Chanel boots with the black cap toe.

Whenever I go bowling (yes, I enjoy bowling) I cringe at the thought of putting those grimy bowling shoes on my feet. They never seem to match my outfit and they are gross. I am sorry but spraying some Lysol into a shoe that has been worn by hundreds of other people does not make it clean.

What's a girl to do? Bring my own bowling shoes I suppose. Do you think Bowl America will approve these "bowling boots" by Marc Jacobs? They resemble bowling shoes I am just not sure if they are safe for the waxed down bowling lanes.

I have to say that even if Bowl America did approve these I don't think I could put them on my feet. What was Marc Jacobs thinking?! I first thought he may need to check himself back into rehab but now I am thinking he was blinded by love. This hot younger boyfriend of his must be taking up all of time, so much time that he just approves any design that lands on the table. These shoes definitely should have died in the concept stage, certainly never to be put into production.

The real question is would you wear them?