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...Some amazing pieces which can be worn together as one entire look, or left to shine on their very own...All from Farfetch.com
My MANy Bags Sales Updates #26
'On Pedder' Sale Has Started!
Discreet with no huge sale signage...but lots of goodies for the ladies at On Pedder, Ngee Ann City...and then some for pro 'gender bending' men:-) Givenchy, Azzedine Alaia, Alexander McQueen, Lanvin, Miu Miu and many more....all up for grabs at markdown prices since Friday.
Lots of bags, shoes and accessories. The ladies will be happy. The men...like me..just get envious.
Seems all the big brand names have begun their end of season stock clearance...what is left now....my most anticipated sale event... Club 21 sale! Stay tune here for sale update on this:-P
Gender Bender #12
Azzedine Alaia Gladiator 6-band Sandals
Maybe this is stretching it even for the boldest men who experiments with fashion. But I am just impressed by the design of this pair of flat sandals from Azzedine Alaia. Definitely a very exclusive label (the designer is Tunisian-born), but he makes incredible women shoes and clothes.
I wonder if a men's feet can fit in the largest size of these sandals. A few reasons why I thought a guy might have a chance to pull this off, is the very basic black and brown colour combination, non-ornate detailing(they used only plain metal buckles) and a round-toe shaped sole. I think if a men wants to wear these, he has to try them in order to determine if the shape fits a guy's feet properly. My Pierre Hardy open toe boots have a very narrow and long shaped sole(sort of resembling a female feet) and it is designed for guys. So there is a chance this Azzedine Alaia design could allow a male feet to slip into them. I like these gladiator style sandals, feels really laidback and cool! So if they fit properly, I will not mind buying and wearing it. But for now, I will not take a risk of this 'magnitude' since the sandals costs a hefty UK £570.00!
Nonetheless, still nice to share a good design here with more people. I often question why can't men's shoes inject a bit more creativity in them.
Retail price: UK 570 pounds. Where to buy: www.brownsfashion.com
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