Kitten heels Autumn/Winter 2010/2011

•    Mid-height heels are still big news for autumn/winter 2010-11.
• Vamp up ladylike slingbacks à la Valentino with leather straps and punky studs. 
• Wear your heels with ladylike precision and grown-up allure - team kitten heels with prim skirts and nipped in waists, wearing stockings for autumn and woolly knee-socks for the colder months.  
• These styles look just as good with cigarette pants or cropped skinny jeans. 

http://store.valentino.com/navigation.asp?tskay=112439D7&gender=D&season=main&tp=16787&&gclid=CKHZpbGHrqUCFcgf4QodYWiYXg#/searchresult/c/cat_198/gender/D/season/main/page/1

 http://www.elleuk.com/catwalk/collections/isabel-marant/autumn-winter-2010

                                                     Kitten heels from Stella McCartney

Eclecticism

What makes the world, country, city, neighborhood, neighbors, building, house, room, wardrobe interesting/rich?? Their varieties, their differences, their eclecticism.
Your choice of shoes should be too.


Hunters (Wellies)
 

 From pointe shoes...

to High Heels!

 The point is to always look the best and most importantly feel best. I think if we can combine both fashion and convenience, there is nothing more to think about but enjoy and have fun!!!

Simply the best...

I think "ballerines" (also called ballet slippers) are simply the best. This little piece of material can be worn days and nights if you dress them up. You can wear them with jeans, shorts, skirts, dresses...
My favorites are french from Repetto. They are around 150 Euros but definitely worth it. http://www.repetto.fr/boutique/chaussures/femme/ballerines.html?SID=20bd51fcb21f3fab0be31275da0ed533

A little bit about myself and my feet...

My name is Adeline and I am a professional ballerina. 
The fact is I LOVE SHOES. The problem is often after a performance, my feet might look like this.

And I do not want to have to wear flip flop or trainers. Heels are out of the question of course. So all I need is a pair of "ballerines". You know, like Audrey Hepburn. Comfy/chic bonjour Paris!