Bargain Tuesday: ASOS snake print pointy heels
When it comes to bargains, it's easy to fall into the trap of throwing some cash at a passing trend in footwear - I'm sure we can all testify to this! But if spare cash is hard to come by in your purse, purchasing a more simply-styled bargain is best! These pointy black heels are classic without being boring - the credit for which goes to the snake print base. An easy heel for work, but easily tarted up for a weekend; they're on sale for £15 down from £25 at ASOS.
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Posted by Erin Le Clerc on March 11, 2008 12:38 PM
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