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Big shoes for tiny dollars (relatively).
Left to right from top:
1. Gold platform, Bronx (I'm awaiting details from the U.S. distributor because these don't seem to be available online yet - will update).
2. Black and Grey and Red, BCBG, on sale from $240 down to $139.99
3. Mauve lace up, Top Shop, $110
4. Contributor by Rachel Comey, Urban Outfitters, $78
5. Fashion-Toastish black lace up bootie, Steve Madden, $149.95
6. Beige with lace up detail by We Who See, Urban Outfitters, was $88 now $79
7. Patent red wedge by Christian Louboutin, was $495 now $346.99 - size 5 and 7!
I thought I should do a post about what I actually wear every day! Haha [<- also the sound people make in their heads when they see me at the deli everyday in the same outfit]. I guess I can send the haters to this post - look bitches, I am chic!
The center photos above are Isabel Marant pants and Stefanel jumpsuit from left to right - of course only Europeans would take the American sweatpant and make it look so chic. And these are not available online in the U.S. in case you wondered why I wasn't giving up the goods. But here are some other goods for your wardrobe essentials pleasure.
1. Urban Outfitters (on sale) $28
2. American Apparel men's slimfit drawstring (good luck finding this style in women's without a school logo or some horrible branding. As for plain basics -- why does everyone think women want to look like they are going to a yoga class at every moment?) $36
3. American Apparel hoodie tunic $39
4. Tian Mu halter jumpsuit (I HATE the way this is styled but I think it has potential - also, psyched to find this website that specializes in trendy Asian brands) $30.50Photo credits (left to right from top): Garancé Dore (top blonde and brunette in jacket and sweatpants beneath), Yorick Nube, Altamira for Teen Vogue, That's Chic, Vogue UK via TFS.

So I have to admit, I was really obsessed with these very expensive, very fine Katherine Sturgis bracelets. I thought they were ingenious, commended her craftsmanship on this blog, even wrote to her studio ... And then I found these at a totally affordable price at Urban Outfitters.
A-W-K-W-A-R-D!
But I bought them. I feel a little guilty but hers were just completely out of my range. If hers were half the price (which is still a lot), I would have considered them. So, I don't know ... is there a lesson here?