Fall in Love With Straps.

Straps, straps, straps! I have a serious strap infatuation going on right now, and all of these gorgeous shoes feature at least one statement strap. I'm especially fond of the tie-up python heels, which come in about 4 colors. It's a super popular style this season, and the prices over at GoJane are really unbeatable.

Have a favorite? Find it in the links below :)

                

The Look for Less: Valentino Studded T-Strap Pumps.

Valentino Rock Stud Sling Back Pumps cost about $895. Now if you have $895 for a pair of trendy pumps, go you. But if not, let me offer an alternative via GoJane.com. I knew Go Jane would have some Valentino-esque shoes soon because they keep up with the trends like no other. And here they are folks.

The Go Jane heels are faux nubuck with studded cross straps  You can find them here for only $35. Now that's a steal in red, black, and nude.  They even have a flat version. So if you fancy the Valentino joints, but don't have Valentino money, click the link above and get your entire shoe groove on.

Peace,
Leslie

How to Style Strappy Black Heels.

If you saw my post below, you know that there are a ton of a-dorable shoes for ri-diculously good prices. So now you have all these dope shoes, and you ask yourself "What am I gonna wear these with?" Here's where I come in.

I think for the black strappy sandals, it would be really cute if you tried the sporty look. Sweatpants and pajama pants both have made a subtle comeback. And wearing them with a nice pair of simple strappy heels is basically perfection. Like a relaxed grown up look.

I chose soft blue sweatpants with a grey high-low tank. Lots of flow and movement. And the high bun keeps it nice and sleek. I chose black and silver jewelry. The earrings are bolder pieces, while the necklace is understated.

I just love this look.... very simple but definitely interesting. It's something that I can't wait to try myself.

9 Affordable Spring Shoes You Can't Go Wrong With.

1. Strappy black heels 2.Tribal woven heels 3. Blue dip-dye clear heels 4. Metallic creepers 5. Perforated platform oxfords 6. Floral sneakers 7. Studded platform sandals 8. Cap toe flats 9. Wedge sneakers

It's Raining Sandals.

It's quite literally all about the ankle strap this year...and I just hit the mother-load. Shopping only at Go Jane and Forever 21, I found basically everything I need to get me through the summer. I already had enough brown sandals, but I knew I wanted black, clear, silver, and tan.

The red heels and flat pointed toe shoes are from Go Jane, with everything else coming from Forever 21. Take a peek below. :)

Style Post: Capetown.

Hola friends,

Here's a new outfit of the day. I'm wearing a vintage plaid cape, a blue Old Navy tee, distressed jeans, and neon yellow heels with ankle straps. My neon heels with clear plastic are from Go Jane. I love them because they're comfy and adorable.

My sister Jai bought me this cape like 5 years ago in STL as a gift. I have literally never worn it. I couldn't tell you why, maybe because I'm slightly retarded, but I will keep clothes in my closet for years until I feel like it's the perfect time to whip them out. Not exactly something I want to keep doing, but I'm working on it. (My closet literally broke a couple weeks ago from too many clothes. Took about 8 bags to the Goodwill...and there will be plenty more where that comes from.)

Geometry for That Ass.

These geometric heel-less platforms are the bees knees.
I think that at $99, they're definitely priced in a range that I can not be mad at either.

If you're digging these, you can find them here.

Style Post: Vintage Blazer.

Thrifting is a big part of my life, as far as fashion is concerned. My blazer, white blouse, and gold belt are all from thrift stores. I loved the pattern and detail in the blazer. And the white blouse was so sweet and delicate and I really enjoyed that, since I'm usually looking like a retro 80s baby. I finished the look with faded skinny jeans, brown wedge booties, and leopard cat eye glasses.

The Trend Must End.

I'm ready to see super high outrageous pumps go.Primarily because it's becoming ridiculous and also because I can't walk in them. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy watching other people wear them, but for me, naw dog.

You seriously have to be built to walk in these types of shoes...and baby, I must be lacking in that department. I went to a Kevin Hart show last year and Weeble Wobbled my way all the way down the sidewalk trying to wear some shoes that I shouldn't have been wearing.

I've noticed the pointy toe is making a come back and also the kitten heel, which is not my favorite, but is an alternative to the chunky pump. Just know that whenever fashion goes to one extreme, designers are out there pushing in the exact opposite direction to be on the cutting edge.

What's do you think's up next?