I came up with a random page of boots, but put beautifeel boots in the search and found them. Yes, they are gorgeous, if you can ignore the price tag.Originally Posted by Lorelai99
I came up with a random page of boots, but put beautifeel boots in the search and found them. Yes, they are gorgeous, if you can ignore the price tag.
Colleen
Amina calls me Grammie.
Weird my internet still won't open it so I just googled them and they do have some gorgeous boots.... I just bought my car new shoes (aka tires) for less that they all cost thought.... wow sticker shock!! For that price those suckers better be molded for my feet only!!
"Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent" Eleanor Roosevelt
I was just talking with my shoe designer friend, she just cobbled her first pair of shoes. (She had designed them for years, but these she made herself, by hand) I want to try! A custom fit last is $300, for making your own shoes.
Colleen
Amina calls me Grammie.
Perhaps the links expire after a certain time; they were working earlier. Either way, the BeautiFeel shoes can be found by searching for the brand on Endless.com. As I said, some very Victorian looking boots (minus the zipper).
I would love to see how it is done!
"Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent" Eleanor Roosevelt
Target did it again for me!
For $25 I just couldn't say no!
If anyone's interested, they're called "Women's Merona Erma Patent Wedge with Twist Bow"
I just saw these cute 50s vintage winter boots on ebay. To bad they are really tiny, otherwise my winter shoe problems would have been solvedThese are nice too. Same seller, same tinyness.
Although they don't have the same heel, you could try Draper of Glastonbury boots in black - authentic looking, very warm and very comfy.
http://www.draper-of-glastonbury.com...ts/17/dartmoor
Internet window shopping...
$59.00 here at Plasticland.
Just scored these EUC Jeffrey Campbell shoes off Ebay:
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
