These double stacked platforms are great for a night out of dancing with the girls!
These platforms are more appropriate for working the pole!
I think it’s safe to say that shoes are one of
the great loves of a woman’s life.They
always look great whether you have lost or gained a few pounds and the perfect
heel can make your legs look miles longer then they actually are.If you’re a shorty like me you will be
eternally grateful to the man the invented the double stacked platform stiletto (it can
give several extra inches then a normal heel and the platform gives some
support and comfort).This particular
pair of heels is great for a night of dancing, gives a certain oomph to a
simple party dress, and looks great paired with jeans.Joan Rivers the host of Fashion Police on E!
recently claimed this trend is over played and should be reserved for girls
dance in clubs for money (if you get what I’m saying).Yes I agree a regular pump tends to have a
classier and sometimes sexier look, but if you’re standing below 5’5 they are
sometimes necessary for certain ensembles such as a maxi dress.If you have plans for a night out of club
hopping and dancing until the wee hours or and afternoon of running errands and
must wear heels the double stacked platform pump is the way to go for comfort purposes.To stay classy and sophisticated keep them
simple and shoes should always look new and shiny!
Fur has been a popular trend the
past couple fall and winter seasons.This is definitely a controversial trend as well with groups like PETA
protesting that wearing fur contributes to animal cruelty.The there is the big debate on whether animals
should be subject to the same rights as humans.I certainly don’t like to think about an animal out of a Disney
enchanted forest or one of Winnie the Pooh’s buddies from the Hundred Acre Forest
being tortured so some fashionista princess can where their gorgeous fur
coats.But lets me real animals don’t
come from the enchanted forest; they don’t have personalities or any other
human characteristics for that matter.Does this make it ok to kill them?As a girl who loves fashion I am personally ok with fur.It’s beautiful and it makes beautiful coats,
vests, hats, and stoles.If you don’t
believe me check out one of J. Mendel’s runway shows, it may change your mind
about fur.One of my ultimate fashion
fantasies and who am I kidding one of my ultimate party fantasies, is to go to
one of those Russian vodka rooms, where the temperature is below freezing (to
really taste the vodka) and you must where a beautiful mink coat and hat.If you’re not comfortable wearing real fur or
cannot afford it (real fur can be very expensive, especially mink or fox) faux
fur is a great option.I normally go
this route; I don’t see the point in spending the money on the real thing when
the fake is sometimes just as nice (looking and nice to the animals).But don’t get me wrong if I was given a
fabulous mink coat or fox stole, I would certainly wear it without flinching.Celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe has made the
faux fur fest very fashionable and popular.They are usually priced around $100 to start and go up in price
dependent on the quality and brand.I
love a fur vest, you can dress it up, dress it down, wear it with jeans and a
tee, or jeans or dress pants and a cute blouse.The faux fur vest is very versatile and is a great option for when the
weather is chilly, but not cold enough for a coat.This fall and winter the fur stole is going
to be one of the hottest accessories, but it’s your decision if it will be fur
real or faux.
