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Sunday Candy: Pierre Hardy colour-block sandals
Many brave girls are wearing sandals at London Fashion Week. Though temperatures are still lower than anyone would want, seeing spring clothes and accessories in abundance makes you want to fast forward to April, when lighter footwear such as these Pierre Hardy colour-block suede sandals (£480) becomes the norm. When the colour-blocking trend emerged in ... Read more
Sunday Candy: Stella McCartney snake tote
Stella McCartney's Falabella holographic snake print tote (£855) is the perfect accessory to celebrate Chinese New Year, which will be that of the snake. The tote also embraces the holographic trend, which exploded with Burberry's metallic trench coats at last London Fashion Week and is set to take over Spring 2013 by storm: London high-street ... Read more
Miu Miu Platform Pumps: End of the Year Magic
In just a few years, Miu Miu grew up from Prada's little sister into a strong brand synonymous with quirkily feminine pumps and sandals that relish in editorial praise by all major fashion publications. The old year's whimsical (possibly snow-encrusted) magic struts hand in hand with these black suede and metallic Miu Miu platform pumps. ... Read more
Tokio Kumagai: Shoes to eat
Clockwise: ice-cream sundae shoes, meat shoes, red-bean rice shoes. Before Lady Gaga's meat dress, there were Tokio Kumagai's meat shoes. Shoe designer Tokio Kumagai first produced his Shoes to eat (Taberu kutsu) series in 1982, reviving Elsa Schiaparelli's trompe l'oeil technique from the 1930s. As the title would suggest, the shoes were not edible. Kumagai ... Read more