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What can I say about these lovely shoes? They're simple and classic. Though brand new, they look completely vintage. I love the peekaboo toe. But it's the tan stripes that give them true class. I'd wear them with a sweetheart necked black crepe dress and pearls. Posted by Alyssa at March 11, 2003 07:49 PM
I agree, a beautiful pump. The only thing missing is the glimpse of a sheer stocking on the painted toes in the peep toe!
But that is my preference,none the less, a beautiful and a wonderful web site...
Instant 'turn-on' Alyssa!! - These shoes, your attractive feet.
Dangerous too! I wouldn't like to upset the lady wearing them; that point at the end of the thin sole makes them just as lethal as the sharply pointed closed toe shoes you have featured recently.
The unusual thing about them however (apart from the point), is that usually it is the big toe that is displayed in "peep toe" shoes, - here it is your second toe! This could be because they have used a modern 'long point' shoe 'last' or 'form' which was designed for a closed toe shoe. You can see where your big toe is through the leather.
Compare them with some of the other open and "peep toe" shoes on your excellent site.
Mike
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