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sandals in the snow

Fashion
Mar 6, 20082 Comments

SNOW!! THERE IS SNOW ON THE GROUND. IN TEXAS. IN MARCH.

I’m wearing faux-fur jacket by Wayne, Levi’s slouch jeans, Yigal Azrouel zip-up vest dress, cashmere grey scarf, grey socks, and Giuseppe Zannoti t-bar sandals.

I know they may not look like it but they’re totally the most practical shoes for a snow day, because they hoist you a good 4 inches above the ground. No snowy feet! Why didn’t the eskimoes think of this?

Sorry if this is a bit of a lazy post, I’m just happy to enjoy the snow today. I might post again later tonight!
jane

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  1. william says

    June 1, 2008 at 9:56 pm

    Sandals in winter are so so so so Balenciaga/Burberry Prorsum Fall 2007. Very chic!

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