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Jessica Simpson's Chloe style Wood Platform tie Mary-Janes

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I would love to be Jessica Simpson. The girl runs a shoe empire purely by getting her minions to run off cheap versions of the designer shoes she and her mates have been spotted in. First were the oh-so-popular cork platforms (Christian Louboutin much?) and now the wedge platforms on the right, a dead ringer for the Chloe numbers shown next to them but much more accessible for your average Jess fan at only $78.95. I don't know how she gets away with it, but who can blame her...I bet the cash is helping pay her divorce lawyers.

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Posted by on September 27, 2006 3:43 PM | Comments (5) | digg.gif digg this | delicious.gifdel.icio.us this | stumble.gifStumble It!

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Oooohhh me likey!I actually like the jessica simpson shoes. I have not really been impressed with her stuff until now. I would actually buy the ones in navy.

Posted by: chrissie | September 27, 2006 6:19 PM

Why would anyone want to buy Jessica Simpson shoes? She's slapped her name onto cheap copies she doesn't even consider wearing herself. Plus, this shoe just screams Frankenstein in Drag (both the original and Jessica's knock-off). Unless you have abnormally thin ankles, this style is going to make your legs look thick.

Posted by: Suzanne | September 27, 2006 7:08 PM

Asos.com have been running "copies" of those for months now and recently brought them out in berry and teal colours

Posted by: Eve | September 29, 2006 10:37 AM

this is a cool page.the shoes have the same name as me

Posted by: chloe wood | January 27, 2007 5:42 PM

I really like them. They fit the bill for the woman who wants to pretend to be taller and have the concomitant repositioning of her attributes brought on by really high heels, yet not suffer quite the physical ignominy that can be had via stilettos.

Posted by: chris | August 2, 2007 6:06 PM

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