We are so used to a classic heel, a platform with a super high, skinny heel. However, this has changed the way I think about heels compleatly.
The pointed court shoe doesn't have a platform and has a pointed toe (as you might of guessed). This design is classic and really looks elegant. I fist noticed this style on Kate Middleton, who is the queen of elegance and classic style and I think this trend has caught on because I have seen it on the catwalk a few times and there is now a gorgeous version in topshop (click here if you want to see it) as seen below, these come in many colours, such as this bright blue which I think is the prettiest because it is wearable but still stands out, I think the black and white versions of this look great on some people but i think if you have the option to wear colours, go for it!
I also love this heel, also from topshop (here it is), I think this is great to make a statement, adds pattern and colour to a plain outfit.
Unfortunately, as a student these are a little expensive at £58 a pair! So I found a cheaper alternative in forever 21(get them here) which are much better value (£24.75).
I have also seen a lot of these with a metal toe cap, personally I don't like these as much because I am obsessed with the brightly coloured ones, however if you are looking for a nude version I would opt for a pair with a metal toe cap as I think these are really classy.
As much as I want to buy a pair straight away, I am stuggling for an occasion to wear these. I can't cope with heels everyday so I can't think of any time that I could wear these, however, they would be perfect for a wedding. If I was going to one, I would wear a short suit with a pair of these bad-boys or a floral dress, I also think these look stunning with above-the-ankle trousers, which seem to be a trend at the moment!
I wish I had an excuse to buy these! What do you think?
Em x
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