Can anyone help me find shoes like this (brown heels/wedges with thick straps)?

[Anonymous]

Interesting blog. It's like...I want to like her outfits, but I can't. Something is just off and I can't put my finger in it.

[Anonymous]

ON it. ha.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:12:20, 12:22, and 12:46 back. How about a nice spring yellow, Op?

http://www.boutique1.com/strappy-wedge-with-wood-heels-213645

or brown, maybe?
http://shop.mango.com/US/p0/mango/strappy-leather-wedges/?id=83622033_0I

or tan, maybe?
http://www.zappos.com/ecco-ossima-wedge-sandal-lion?zlfid=2

or pink? and these are sexy!
http://couture.zappos.com/ralph-lauren-collection-helga-fuchsia?zlfid=2

whoops... I left out the brown:

http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/diane-von-furstenberg-opal-wedge-sandal-online-exclusive/3158320?origin=category&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=9420

[Anonymous]

OP - I bought a pair that sound exactly what you are looking for from Nine West (I know, I know) last summer. Pretty thick brown strappy 3 1/2 inch wedges. You'll find them were you least expect too.

Nordstrom BP had some you should also check out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interesting blog. It's like...I want to like her outfits, but I can't. Something is just off and I can't put my finger in it.

Eh. Gotta give her credit for getting so much attention and a book deal as a 20 something living in Bloomington, IN. She's not high fashion but lots of women all over the country could relate to her. It may also have something to do with the fact that she is way younger than us and has no children. Don't know about you. . .I'm just lucky if my outfit matches these days. And bonus points if it is all actually clean.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for ALL the suggestions, seriously! I wish I had such Google-ing prowess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh my. I had those frist Sundance ones in the 1970s. I swear its the exact same shoe I wore back then in elementary school. Loved them.

I had them in the 70's too, although I was in high school. I thought I was super cool with the platform shoes with cork soles AND woven bands. I wore them with the gauzy tiered skirts or peasanty skirts. Really a hideous look when I see the pictures now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting blog. It's like...I want to like her outfits, but I can't. Something is just off and I can't put my finger in it.

Eh. Gotta give her credit for getting so much attention and a book deal as a 20 something living in Bloomington, IN. She's not high fashion but lots of women all over the country could relate to her. It may also have something to do with the fact that she is way younger than us and has no children. Don't know about you. . .I'm just lucky if my outfit matches these days. And bonus points if it is all actually clean.

I'm 33 and TTC. I don't feel *too* out of the loop just yet. Maybe it's not sitting with me because she's bold w/ colors and patterns and I prefer a more minimal look

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting blog. It's like...I want to like her outfits, but I can't. Something is just off and I can't put my finger in it.

Eh. Gotta give her credit for getting so much attention and a book deal as a 20 something living in Bloomington, IN. She's not high fashion but lots of women all over the country could relate to her. It may also have something to do with the fact that she is way younger than us and has no children. Don't know about you. . .I'm just lucky if my outfit matches these days. And bonus points if it is all actually clean.

I'm 33 and TTC. I don't feel *too* out of the loop just yet. Maybe it's not sitting with me because she's bold w/ colors and patterns and I prefer a more minimal look

I'm the OP. I really like her blog for ideas - she wears very bold things in very bold ways and is about 10 years younger than me. But she has some great ideas about how to combine things, particularly adding accessories or color to update classic items I already have (button down, pencil skirt, jean jacket, etc). She also includes some cheaper stuff - Target and Old Navy frequently - and then adds shoes or accessories to make it look much nicer.

[Anonymous]

Got these Dolce Vita sandals last year from SMU. Love them.

http://www.shoes.com/en-US/Product/EC1302946-5171896/dv+by+dolce+vita/Cognac/Womens+Tulle.aspx?campaign=dv+by+dolce+vita&catalog_name=web&CMP=KNC-adwordspla&cpc=adwordspla&gclid=CJ2z_YyctLYCFQ9nOgodt3AAzw&partnerid=adwordspla

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got these Dolce Vita sandals last year from SMU. Love them.

http://www.shoes.com/en-US/Product/EC1302946-5171896/dv+by+dolce+vita/Cognac/Womens+Tulle.aspx?campaign=dv+by+dolce+vita&catalog_name=web&CMP=KNC-adwordspla&cpc=adwordspla&gclid=CJ2z_YyctLYCFQ9nOgodt3AAzw&partnerid=adwordspla

Thats not what the OP is looking for. She says in an above thread she doesnt want the two criss crosses over the toe area!

[Anonymous]

The straps on these are what you were looking for:

http://www.travelsmith.com/me-too-kamila-crossover-wedges/shoes/women-shoes/wedges/713002?defattrib=&defattribvalue=&listIndex=3

[Anonymous]

edit: Kind of.