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As my sister discovered at her first (and forever) Coachella, the three things you need to happily survive are: Good shoes. Water. Fairy dust (…you know). Rageable, danceable, breathable shoes are key to outdoor concert comfort. Nothing can kill your buzz quite like thinking about your slipping, blistering feet (gross). These are all happy feet approved.
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The sharpest of voyeurs prowl, lens aloft, scanning the sea of people for a glimmer of something divine. A being that emerges from the darkness in illustrious opposition. The great search is for those who enlighten the eye’s mind. The result of such a thorough hunt equals images that bring crisp covetable style to eyes across the planet. This week, the pool shrinks; the purveyors of style are gathered in one spot. For street style photographers, it’s like shooting fish in a barrel.
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I’m going to the Czech Republic and I’m bringing with me….
Though they say I’ll be spending the next 7 days in a bathrobe and/or naked at various spas across the Czech Republic, I know that I’ll want more than just a plain white terrycloth backward snuggie. I’m ready to style the spa, but I’m also packing smart. Here’s the Czech list for what should be brought on a Spa-cation. I’ve never been on one before, so if I’m missing anything crucial, I’ll let you know at the time I need it most.
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Walking right in a set of heels is hard werq. Every lady in this place knows it and will continue to rise 5 or 6 inches to the challenge so long as they look this good. While you may have your strutting solution in place, take these tips to make your sky high sashay even more comfortably graceful. They’ll keep you looking like this Lindsey Wixson in Oscar de la Renta:
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Since the Miu Miu glitter bootie stole our hearts, we’ve been wide open to sparkling shoe prospectives. Let your feet get jazzed this fall and shine them up with something bright. Check the shoes that have caught the sparkle in our eye.
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The shoe we’ve been literally dying over for months has arrived on point. Walter Steiger invented a shoe that blows the concept of a wedge out in the street. The platform curves out as they place you on toe with the support of your heel. In other words, the weight of your body rests at the base of your leg as the front of the foot is then relegated strictly to balancing duties. They’re engineered to be good for your feet, AND they look like this. Steiger is onto something, and we’re onto him.
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While we are ever questioning Lindsay Lohan‘s status as “a beautiful, highly acclaimed actress and model,” bitch can werq a NY street corner. With Terry Richardson snapping, and the freshest fall Walter Steiger booties on her heels, she’s turning it. Even if the glow behind her eyes has slightly diminished.
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You know I’ve been obsessing over Walter Steiger for many moons. Well, Barneys has finally caught on. The curved architectural heel that has dominated runways has been modified by the man that created it, and Barneys just picked up a dozen. 
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The shoe is a mighty powerful thing. It can take your outfit from here to HERE. Platforms help. When co-workers, friends, dudes on the street give you the head-to-toe, the pop factor might hit at the foot. A shoe by any other name might look as sweet. These 20 shoes have transformative superpowers. See what we’re talking about, and how you can step up your look.
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The Reformation, named for both Martin Luther’s Reformation to a simpler approach, and for the concept of reforming vintage clothes, is a favorite among reformed shoppers like Leighton Meester, Emma Roberts, and Shenae Grimes. Their reasons for shopping The Reformation on the regular could be its low environmental impact from only using vintage clothing and dead stock fabric, or the one-of-a-kind quality of it being made by hand in-house, or the sexy effects of lace, washed silk, breezy prints and zippers. All of those points and more have driven Fashion Indie to it, making this week’s Boutique Critique sustainably sexy.
