A Very Shoey Christmas Countdown: Number 4
It's been a rough year for Marc Jacobs and Shoewawa, whose relationship was rocked by a long series of very ugly footwear. But you know what? We're willing to forgive and forget, Marc, because: a) we're nice; and b) you did give us a few lovely offerings, the favourite of which was your cute-as-a-button mouse flats. Yes, these were the adorable originals that sparked the oft' amusing trend of animal-styled shoes on the high street. If you fancy a pair of our Number 4 favourite, they're $358.95 at Zappos.
Related: Check out our Top Twenty Christmas Countdown here!
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A good pair of flat boots are a winter essential and these ruched leather numbers from River Island were the ones that won our hearts this year. These are from the good ol' high street, but having seen them in person, I found the quality high enough to justify the price (£79.99) and thought they were the kind of boots you'd keep for years, and which would only get better with age. 
Certainly one of the more interesting trends this year, it was Miu Miu who lead the field in the ol' stick-a-ruffle-anywhere competition, which is why this unusual court takes out our Number 6 spot. A lovely blend of neutral patent palettes, which was popular 
Although 
Another year, another version of that fabulous Blahnik Mary Jane - and what Top Ten would be complete without one? This year's incarnation took a step 
Two types of shoe dominated the shoe world this year - the shoe boot and the brogue, and back in the summer, Gucci managed to combine both to fabulous effect with their 'Eva' booties - they even managed to throw some metallic in there, too. These are shoes that will make you walk tall - well, with a 4.1" heel and a high platform, you couldn't really do anything else, could you? Part of Gucci's autumn/winter collection, you should still be able to find these to buy, and will pay in the region of $635 for them. 
Kicking off our Top 10 favourite shoes of 2007 are these fantastic rich burgundy velvet peep-toes from Charmone. Featured in our 
