Shoes of Spring in NYC
Posted on April 28th, 2008 by jitterbugbaby under Chanel Shoes, Marc Jacobs Shoes, Prada & MiuMiu Shoes, Shoe StoresToday the April showers have decided to have one last hurrah before May comes. But let that not deter us from excitement about springtime shoes.
On a recent stroll through the high end department stores in New York City, I snapped some pictures of shoe friends old and new that are out in the stores.
First up, of course, how can I pass by the now-infamous Marc Jacobs heel-less shoe? It’s on display at Bergdorf’s in all its oddly-shapen glory.
(those are my MUCH comfier Converse sneakers there reflected on the pavement, and believe me, I won’t be making that trade anytime soon)
At 10022-SHOE, the shoe floor of Saks that’s so big it needs its own zip code, corset styling is the rage. Chanel’s combined it with their classic quilted pattern in a variety of colors.
Though I must say I’m partial to this more literal interpretation of the corset, with ivory waxed canvas peeking through the laces.
Don’t want such crazy high heels (because I sure don’t)? Then how about these classy little loafer-inspired ballet flats.
Or my very favorite shoe spotted on the whole floor, this flat Prada boot.
It’s a flat! It’s an ankle strap! It’s Super Boot!
Tell me this wouldn’t be the perfect footwear for a really well-styled lady superhero. If my wallet had the ability to stretch indefinitely, this boot would be coming home to my closet, that’s for sure.


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April 29th, 2008 at 8:32 am
ohh! I was JUST at Saks in NYC on Sunday buying shoes! I’ll try to post today about what I bought (Dior pumps! squeal). Their Louboutin collection is to die for! I was too skrd to whip out my camera but did you happen to get pics of all the crazy Miu Miu insect shoes?? The boutique in Soho had the best collection, but there were quite a few in Saks
April 30th, 2008 at 1:28 am
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April 30th, 2008 at 7:07 pm
Carrie, I didn’t take pics of the Miu Miu insect shoes, but only because we’d posted about them more extensively back here.
But, oh, they were fun to look at in person, weren’t they?