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We first saw these booties on Jessica from What I Wore, and she has shown that they look absolutely terrific with tights and bring just about any outfit to a new level. Just peek at her blog and be amazed at how versatile these shoes really are.

(Thank you, Jessica, for showing us the way!)

And guess what? They're currently on sale!

$19.99 (!!) at Payless

We all love the idea of supporting a company that benefits charity, but often, those companies are fairly high end, and not all of us can afford their products. Fortunately, this holiday season, that's not the case -- Payless is donating a million dollars in shoes to needy kids.

We're all worried about what's in our wallets. Or, rather, what's not in there. But we don't want to look less stylish than we have in past years. After all, we do have a reputation to uphold! And so, this week, we're going to help you out, searching for stylish steals under $50.

The Victorian-style ankle boot gets an update: The hidden platform and 4-inch heels give this shoe unexpected sex appeal, and the covered buttons and grey color make it sleek and modern. It'll look fabulous with jeans and your favorite sweater dresses, and the price will look even more amazing in your bank statement.

$34.99 at Payless

While we get as excited as the next girl about a gorgeous $400 shoe, our budget doesn't exactly allow us to indulge in those items too often. Or, you know, maybe ever.

Designer Lela Rose is best known for her upscale, luxurious and feminine designs. Through a recent partnership with Payless ShoeSource, Rose's designs will soon be available to the masses. In a Target-esque move, the discount shoe store snagged the fashion maven for a line of original footwear and accessories dubbed "Lela Rose for Payless." The new line will be unveiled at Fashion Week during Lela Rose's ready-to-wear show in Bryant Park this February. Details of the arrangement have remained under close wraps, but one can only assume that Rose made out like a bandit in this deal. High-end designers, after all, never agree to do low-price-point items out of the goodness of their hearts.

According to reports, the Lela Rose collection will feature patent leather and wool. Until I'm proven otherwise, I'm just going to assume that Lela Rose for Payless will be far better than the ill-fated Starr Jones for Payless collection.

[via Fashionweekdaily.com]