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Is the Babouche the “IT” shoe for 2016?
The Babouche was a big trend on the runways, but is very much an acquired taste. But if Céline, Chanel and Victoria Beckham give them the TICK of approval, who am I to argue?
4 examples why 2015 was The Year of the Ugly Shoe!
I officially declare 2015: The Year of the Ugly Shoe! But being the dedicated follower of fashion that I am, I have revelled in the ugly shoe trend, and I will carry them over to 2016!
10 of the best shoes on sale at the Iconic under $60
Yes, you read that right. 10 pairs. under. $60. I came across these when I went to order an amazing pair i first saw on Swiish.com.au and when I checked them out on the Iconic, I found more!!!!! You know that it is the silly season. You know that you can’t have too many shoes. Right?… Read More
The Return of the Mule
mule 2 (myl) n. A slipper or shoe that has no counter or strap to fit around the heel. [Probably French,slipper, possibly from Middle Dutchmuil, ultimately from Latinmulleus (calceus), reddish-purple (ceremonialshoe).
Product Review : Scholl Velvet Smooth Express Pedi
If you are a tad sensitive about seeing feet and crusty heels, you better stop reading. If you want to know about a product that will give you smooth-as-a-baby’s-bottom feet: I have found it for you.
What I have been asked to write about: Black on black suitable for working as a waitress
My pretty friend Kate suggested I write about all black outfits that she can wear to work as a waitress. One of the funnest jobs I have ever had was working in an Italian restaurant when the kids were little. The dress code was All Black, so I have a little experience on this topic!
How Cinderella got ready for the Ball in 30 minutes and what she wore
The big finale of the Look Good Feel Better Fundraising Dreamweek is the Uber Glamorous Dreamball. Tickets are highly sought after and the Who’s Who of the Australian cosmetic and beauty industry all attend. The industry provides around $3 million worth of products a year for the workshops and funds literature and promotional material for this wonderful cause.