'Crown' D'orsay Peep-Toe from Jones the Bootmaker
With a name like Jones the Bootmaker, you'd imagine some plain, austere, boot-like creations I suppose. However, we at Shoewawa dispelled that myth by highlighting these pretty offerings. It would seem the pretty continues into Spring, with these 'Crown' D'Orsay peep toes. They have a distinct vintagey feel, and would go with a cute '50s dress. Think of wholesome Sandra D from Grease (before the make over) all cinched-in waist, full skirts and petticoats. Don't worry if you're not a dress kinda gal - this emerald green and classic shape will go with anything. At £55, it would be rude not to.
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Posted by Jess Canlas on January 31, 2007 10:30 AM
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