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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Candie's Peep-Toe Platform High Heels

I needed new formal shoes with at least 4 1/2 inches heels and saw this item. I was browsing Kohl's.com and click the clearance item and got this for only $20.39. The original price is $59.99 and for the price I paid, I got the big savings.I wore these Candie's heels and it was very comfortable to walk. I love the color block pattern and the peep-toe design. It has a trendy look so; it will compliment to any dressy ensemble. The high platform heel ensures stability that's why I like it. The foot bead is lightly padded for comfort. So far, this is my new favorite footwear.
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2 comments:

  1. mommy Orkid BelleJuly 31, 2012 at 10:30:00 AM CDT

    Hey there girl! Those are some sexy shoes. Went to TJMaxx yesterday and I could not decide which heeled shoes to get instead I bought the flat sandals. The mama thing gets me and all I am buying these days are flats. I was supposed to get a nude one or an animal printed one since I don't have it. Oh well! Next time I guess. Love the color block on these shoes. :) Sexy!

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  2. BogieJuly 31, 2012 at 10:31:00 AM CDT

    I like this very much Ams. Naay kaluha? he.he.he

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