I like big buckles I do. Childs speak for me liking anything that have almost comically oversized details. Stephen Venezia shoes make me want to stumble around in gigantic polka dot dresses, both in the size of the polka dots and the dress itself (not many things would induce me to do that by the by). Not that the shoes are by any means naive or childish looking but those over-prounounced features are bringing out the need to wear something similarly exaggerated with them, something like this ensemble from Yohji Yamamoto AW06-7 or a cheaper option would be this vintage 1930’s day dress that could be classed as ladylike but I’d want to play up the child in the dress.
coooooooooooool shoes
Those are some truly delicious shoes. Where might a person find them?
oh my goodness… i was thinking on my way to work this morning, about my blog’s shoe d’jour section, how i’ve lost my passion for a daily shoe. but these, my dear, are so inspiring! thanks for posting this!
Lurve the red wedges with aqua heart!
Love those buckled shoes, and your polka dot ideas! Your blog is always so much fun 🙂 T
Very nice design for all those shoes!
I think I like the first shoe best – sort of like wearing giant french cuffs on one’s feet….
Those shoes are wonderful…thanks for the continuing inspiration!
are very nice
were we can buy it?
plz
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The only place I know that stocks them is Doors by Jas M.B. on Ganton Street in London. I don’t think there are any online stockists though…
We have different store all over the world.
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Good day
Still, even 5 years later the big buckles are a style you see everywhere. This is one style I don’t see going anywhere any time soon.