Stilettogirl

Archive for August, 2009

A German company is going to try (again) with some kind of protection around the (stiletto) heel. It’s called Heaven on Heels.  Main purpose is to prevent damage and helping to retain balance when on bumpy or uneven surfaces which is also known as the battlefield for heels.

We have seen this before. A small cap around the heel. Now it’s not  a piece of clear plastic, but two models in several colors. A classical one which looks the most to the High Heeler and a ring model.

I’ve tried the High Heeler a while ago. Well, to be honest. I bought a set and I think I still have it unopend in my purse. For me it’s just to prevent my heels in the unlikely event I have to cross a (heels) battlefield. It’s a bit clumsy and ugly. I don’t think it will become a trend.

Heaven on Heels can be obtained via a German website. Unfortunately most of the site is in German, despite the English language button.

This are true sparkling Louboutin pumps. Great for a party night. Black crepe satin with cutout details at the front. The stiletto heel measures approximately 5 inch (12 cm).  And of course the shoes have a red sole as they are real Louboutins. Very nice detail is the pointed toe with crystal-embellished additions at the cutout.

Shopping hint: The Outnet has still a few pairs left for a nice discount price.

With the cut-out sides, the slim ankle buckle strap and the heel height of almost 5 inch (12 cm) makes this pump from L.A.M.B. super sexy. Nice details are the buckle at the side and the pointed toe with contrast ribbed trim. Available in two colors: black and nude.

I’m falling in love again…

No, I didn’t hurt my foot if you might think that.

It’s a stiletto pump as a door stopper. I don’t know if it’s actually a real stiletto. But it does give credits to the passion -if you have one like me- for high heels.

As you might know, Louboutins can be identified by it’s red sole. It looks like Versace is starting to use a blue sole as it’s signature. I must say, it does add something to the shoe. This one is a plain black one, nothing wrong with that, but the blue sole makes the difference.