I’m usually not a fan of buckles. They remind me of those classic 80’s shoe that every girl with a wide foot had to wear: rubber bottom, hard leather top, lots of buckles on the side.
I can still hear my mother’s voice, “They are so cute. And they give you lots and lots of support.” (See Exhibit A to the left!)But the Samanta Women's Alexis Pump,
has changed my mind. The snake skin pumps are one of my favorites but thin, high heels are not. I'm a chunky girl and it just isn't appealing to be tipping around in stilettos. And that's why I love these so much! Featuring a not too chunky but not to thin 2 ½ inch heel, and a feisty gold-toned buckle on the side, this pair of pumps combines sleek with sassy.
has changed my mind. The snake skin pumps are one of my favorites but thin, high heels are not. I'm a chunky girl and it just isn't appealing to be tipping around in stilettos. And that's why I love these so much! Featuring a not too chunky but not to thin 2 ½ inch heel, and a feisty gold-toned buckle on the side, this pair of pumps combines sleek with sassy. At the same time, I feel like I need a pair of basic brown pumps—versatile yet sophisticated yet sassy, I can wear them all day.
My problem: I like them both but considering the price--$199.95—buying both is NOT an option. So I’ll leave it up to you!
Which would you choose? Why?
Until next time wide shoe divas!
I love the blue pumps. I would certainly splurge on them. They're the perfect vibrant hue for spring and summer. Besides, the buckle is a perfect little suprise. I'm definitely loving the buckle look too!
ReplyDeleteWell I love the buckles, shoes, sandals, boots, flipflops. I love buckles, it adds pizazz to the shoe. Hey I had those buster brown shoes as a kid, and yes I hated them.
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