Lordy, would you take a look at this!
Our pals at Nitro:licious have just posted a preview of Louise Goldin's spring/summer 2010 range for Topshop. And can I please say... "fierce!"
Available in black and silver, each shoe features spikes, studs and other rock star metal materials. Let's face it, these are definitely some heels not to be messed with.
No word on price or release date, but you can guarantee they'll soon be spotted on the feet of some our favourite celebs. I want!
From our sister blog, Catwalk Queen...
Not even the blustery wet weather could put off thousands of fashion fans who queued up to get their hands on the new Jimmy Choo for H&M collection early Saturday morning.
Eager shoppers lined up in front of H&M's flagship store in Regent Street from 8.30am. The doors opened at 9am to cheers and applause, and once inside crowds raced down the escalators to the store's basement where the collection's shoes and bags were grouped together.
Check out a video of the launch after the jump...
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Ideal for those who love the Rupert Sanderson-style polished heels look but can't afford the real thing at the mo, these angular heels from Office are a real treat for parties, dressing up or formal occasions. The square toe adds just a bit of edge to what is otherwise a classic and very wearable style.
'Point and Square' has been available in a matte or faux-snakeskin finish for a while now, but these new versions feature the two essential colours of the season, and with a glossier, more glamorous finish.
£70 at Office
Schuh have some really colourful and fashion forward styles out at the moment - many of which are practical and comfortable but could still make ideal party wear - a quality that's much sought after in shoes while we're all a bit strapped for cash.
I particularly like this court shoe, which has a pleasingly rounded heel, two-tone colour scheme and smart bow, completed by practical and chic fabric piping. These would jazz up a plainer outfit beautifully, or look fab with an all black and red ensemble. £59.99 at Schuh.
Related: Two-tone sequin stiletto courts at New Look | Belle & Mimi two tone brogue court shoes
It doesn't seem to matter how many times I see these boots and am told by proud owners that they bought them in Topshop: I still mistake them for priceless designer gear every time. The styling is so utterly "now" and the hardware so shiny that they look loads more expensive than they really are - the mark of a winning high street style.
My only gripe with these boots is that they have the dreaded winter peep toe going on, but with a pair of industrial thickness tights and a bit of rock chick attitude running through your veins you'll be just fine. A great buy for the serious follower of fashion on a budget.
£95 at Topshop
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Marks & Sparks seem to have the patent (no pun intended) on a particular shade of red, glossy leather - and I'm loving it, particularly when their prices have stayed consistently low.
These stylish court shoes are just one example of it, but this is a style I particularly love due to the heart-detail decoration at the toe and those heels - which are high enough to flatter the legs yet just 'sensible' enough that the shoes are seriously comfy. Definitely a good one for the office party, they're available in black, too.
£25 at Marks & Spencer
New Look's main selling point has always been its highly affordable versions of current trends, but a new line of shoes from the chain now promises something a bit less predictable.
The 'Idol' range, from Shoreditch designer Donovan Pascal is aimed at women who are more interested in individual style and don't want to follow the herd. The first collection takes inspiration from classic rock icons like Debbie Harry, and has a less manufactured look than other high-street ranges. Pictured here is leather shoe boot, which is £40 at New Look
Related: Kirsty Gallacher's 'New Look' delights shoe lovers | Two-tone sequin stiletto courts at New Look
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