Salvatore Ferragamo Sunshine Jelly Bow Sandals

I know that some people hate jelly shoes, but I’ve always thought they had their place. While I wouldn’t suggest wearing a pair to the office (unless you work at a swim-up desk, and if you do, are you hiring?), a cute pair of jellies at a cookout or beach party is a totally reasonable alternative to a pair of leather shoes that might get ruined or canvas shoes that might get soggy. Read More…

When I think of Ferragamo shoes, I think of one word: classy. My mom often told me tales of buying her first pair of designer shoes once she got her first real-world job in Atlanta, and naturally, they were Ferragamo. They cost $40 back in the day, and she still has them in her closet. A great shoe is forever.

There are a couple of great shoes to be found in the Salvatore Ferragamo Pre-Spring 2013 pre-sale at Moda Operandi, including a couple versions of the metal-trimmed, ankle-strapped wedge above. Read More…

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I was going to end the day with a review of Miu Miu, but I feel like that collection needs to settle for 24 before I try to say anything halfway intelligent about it. Some design is like that – you have to let yourself become accustomed to it for a little while so that your brain can adjust. Read More…

Do you work in an office? Do you want to have the best shoes in the entire building despite the dress code forbidding open toes and platforms? If you answered “yes” to both of those questions, the fine folks at Ferragamo would like to speak with you and perhaps interest you in a few of their pieces from Salvatore Ferragamo Fall 2011. Read More…