It looks like Amanda Seyfried is on her way to big things. Starring alongside illustrious names like Meryl Streep and Colin Firth, in the film version of Mamma Mia, she seems a long way from playing the "weather girl" next to Lindsay Lohan in teen classic Mean Girls.
And if her fashion choices on the red carpet are anything to go by, she will be the A-list starlet yet. We love her subtle makeup choice, gorgeous emerald dress and those suede Miu Miu sandals are to-die-for. You can pick them up at Net-a-Porter for £250.
These elegant, midnight-blue courts by Lulu Guinness have a charming, vintagey feel to them which I think makes a welcome change from all the clunkiness and clashing colours of most styles out there at the moment.
The diamante starburst against the dark satin would make these shoes perfect for special occasions, and gives them an eyecatching sparkle that's bound to invite envious comments! £119 at Kudos
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How fabulous are these panel-contrast courts by Dune? If you're a fan of this seasons's oversized platform look, 'Crepe' is a versatile take on it, with its neutral tones that'll soon make friends with all your favourite going-out outfits.
I love the way that the 'sensible' materials combining on this shoe give it an 'officewear with a twist' feel. But with the terrifyingly high heel and semi-exposed platform I wouldn't recommend wearing them at work unless you want a reputation as a dominatrix! On sale half price at £62.50
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Every time I see black and red together on a shoe, I think "Christian Louboutin", which is why I had to do a double take when I read the name "Brian Atwood" next to these ones. Of course, Louboutin uses red soles rather than red heels, as these ones do, but even the shape of the pump struck me as being a little Louboutin-esque.
Regardless of the designer name on the inside, though, I love these shoes, which are such a classic shape, with the red heel livening things up a little. They're $580, and available at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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These shoes seem to call for a fairytale kind of dress to wear with them - perhaps something with lots of tulle and some old-fashioned glamour to it. Of course, those kinds of dresses tend only to be worn by brides, so maybe a classic prom or cocktail dress would do just as well. The organza flower and rhinestone staps are super-feminine, and that may make them unpopular with some of you, but if, like me, you'd love to slip into these Caovilla beauties, you can find them at Bluefly for $780.
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You know what they say about nude shoes: they elongate your legs like no other shoes can (well, maybe your sky-high Louboutins but that's open for debate!)
Once confined to bingo-playing grannies, nude pumps are all the rage once again thanks to qualities like the aforementioned leg-lengthening ability. These Michael Kors leather pumps are a wardrobe classic, with a softly rounded toe and leather-covered heel. For $188 (on sale at Bergdorf Goodman) they're a fantastic investment.
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It might be the height of summer but Autumn shoes are already making their way on to the internet and if they're all as gorgeous as these Bottega Veneta boots from Browns (£490) then I'm willing to forget what season it is.
They have a Victorian feel without being too Miss Marple-y and the curved heel adds to the modern vibe. I love the cutouts, and would have immense fun teaming them with lacy or bright woolly tights come the winter months.
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