These came in basic black and in bootie form, but as much as I steer clear of white shoes usually, I think the delicate black strap carrying over to the heel makes it cool. Even if it does look like the heel itself needs some kind of corrective surgery.
And this version of them also showed in grey.
Gorgeous. I even love her pedicure color. If I ever do red, it's always venomous red like this. AND LIKE MY SOUL.
OH SWEET MERCIFUL LORD, WHY HAVE YOU FORSAKEN THIS WOMAN'S FEET?
Didn't we leave these in 1998? FOR A REASON?
THAT is a really cool effect, though.
My life needs more of these in it. That shade is fabulous.
At least the yellow makes a nude strap more interesting.
Also available in black for when you want maximum drama.
Something a little more Poppins for your pleasure.
These are very... 80s art deco interior design.
Oh, but I'll have an order of those.
With a side order of these just to see if I can make them work.
But, pass, I think.
And... well, that is the fanciest broken leg I've ever seen. Got a silver sharpie to sign it with?
Hooves.
I'm not mad at them, but for some reason -- I do not know why -- when I saw them I thought, "Lohan," and now I have the willies.
These look like a great aunt of the Ruby Slippers.
The cut of the shoe looks a bit more graceful in this non-color, which is saved by metallic straps.
The T-strap spat is really distracting to me, like someone put dress shoes on over tennis socks.
It's no less weird in grey.
Nor blue.
And now it just looks like spats. Or foot penguins.
So full of teen angst.
Where do boots stop and pants start? The eternal question.
Victorian clown ladies.
Quoth the raven, "WTF?"
These are so pleasantly nutballs.
This reminds me of one time in college where I didn't realize a sock was balled up and stuck in my pant leg until the middle of my Civil War class.
Interesting. I actually sort of like it. It's a combination of a handbag and office supplies.
I like the different-colored handles. Also, for a second I thought that was her middle finger.
Another cool strap. And different shoes, if you're keeping score.
I like all the color mixing.
Okay FINE, if you INSIST, I will take one.
AGAIN, considering that Marc Jacobs' practical strength is always in his accessories -- for his own line -- it's interesting that in this collection of his for LV (also a famed handbagger), they seemed like throwaways, a bit. Maybe that's just because this was the only close-up we had of one.
I am pretty sure that beaded bag says HELP on it, which is exactly how I feel about that fabric. That's actually quite funny.
It doubles as a foot massager.
Yum.
Delish.
... Snuggly?