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Who Doesn’t Want to be Audrey?

Audrey Hepburn, that is.  Synonymous with chic style.  And with the season of holiday parties fast approaching (and even upon us, for some readers), everyone can use a little chic style.

But since there’s this eensy weensy issue with the worldwide financial markets being in a constant state of turmoil, let’s take another page out of Audrey’s fashion book and go for our chic style without spending a whole lot of money to do it.

I turn, in these times, to creative solutions that will change up an outfit without requiring a whole new outlay of cash.  Solutions like boot bands or shoe clips.

Well, here’s another excellent entry on the shoe clips scene.  Absolutely Audrey.  The brains behind this company is a clever woman who has several lines of shoe clips she offers.

First off, there’s the vintage line, which repurposes vintage earrings, brooches, pendants, etc. into snazzy jewelry for your footwear.

Take, for example, the pretty robin’s-egg-blue Charm.

Or the Kate, which is totally perfect for a glam holiday party.  How fabulous would these look on a killer pair of pumps with that little black dress you already own?

Want something sparkly shiny new to be a super fab recessionista?  There’s the Chic line, which is all new products that still have a touch of vintage-style glamor.

Slip the red Laura clips on your shoes, and you’ll impress your fellow party-goers.

Or go for my total favorite of all the Absolutely Audrey clips, and pick up a pair of the Natalie clips (in green or blue).

There’s also a bridal line, which has offerings like the Penelope, which would look pretty clipped onto wedding shoes, sure, but can also glammify a non-wedding shoe right up.

But best of all?  Pricing!  These clips would only set you back $20-35 per pair, but the very kind enterprising woman behind Absolutely Audrey is offering Shoeblog readers a special holiday season discount of 15% off your whole order.  Just enter MYAUDREY at checkout, and walk away knowing you’ve made your money stretch that much farther.  These days, we could all use a bit of that.