Something in the way she moves
Garance Doré snapped this shot at a Dries van Noten show, and I am captivated by it.
The dress of graduated navy and cream stripes, worn with a cream and brown shoe- which is not a natural choice, but personalizes the dress- speaks to me of an independent and unconventional woman. Could this be Isabella Rossellini?
I liked her forthright watch, too, an Hermes Cape Cod with double-tour strap.
But mostly, I noticed her relaxed and easy stride; she can actually walk in her graceful low heels.
Garance shot these bead-decorated sandals at the same show. The heel must be four inches. Fashiony and fierce, but I'm wondering how many polished stone steps she can navigate before a fall or how many hours she can wear these without wrecking her feet.
The dress of graduated navy and cream stripes, worn with a cream and brown shoe- which is not a natural choice, but personalizes the dress- speaks to me of an independent and unconventional woman. Could this be Isabella Rossellini?
I liked her forthright watch, too, an Hermes Cape Cod with double-tour strap.
But mostly, I noticed her relaxed and easy stride; she can actually walk in her graceful low heels.
Garance shot these bead-decorated sandals at the same show. The heel must be four inches. Fashiony and fierce, but I'm wondering how many polished stone steps she can navigate before a fall or how many hours she can wear these without wrecking her feet.
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Platforms solve the problem the best. But seriously, 4" heels look dumb unless standing still.
came home, took them off, my feet felt literally broken at the arch
then noted on "so you think you can dance" that all the women dancers' shoes are HIGH