Why, oh why, must pretty new shoes hurt the foots??
I really do like the look of these shoes, but I need to figure out how to wear them so they don’t instantly blister my feet.
This is the problem of ordering online from a store that won’t let you return anything (Zulily). I wouldn’t buy anything too spendy from there if you are iffy about the fit. I figure at this point only about 2/3 of the stuff I would have still bought had I been able to try it on. The rest either didn’t fit or didn’t look like I thought it would. One sweater is super itchy, one jacket is gaudy as Hell, and one jacket was a Medium and I could barely get it on. Some of my friends have gotten brand new free stuff as a result, which I guess is passing it forward, right??
Sweater – LOFT (hit a sale where their marked down merchandise was an extra 50% off…Yay!)
Wrap – Made by Me
Skirt – CAbi
Tights – Skweez Couture (via Zulily)
Shoes – Calvin Klein Jeans (via Zulily)
Hair – I had straightened my hair the day before, so it was nice and sleek. This rarely happens. I braided the top fringe into a braid down the side and then braided the other side down across the bottom. Where they met up, I twisted them together and secured with a pony holder. I pulled out some hair to make it look fuller.
Love the geen sweater against the darker colors. You look radiantly beautiful as always.
I return so much that I order online, that I don’t think I could do Zulily. Is there anything that would make these shoes more comfortable? Dr. Scholl’s gel linings, or maybe a wee stretch by a shoe repair specialist?