Pierre Hardy Snakeskin Platform Sandals - A Dream in Motion

These bad boys are from Pierre Hardy.  I want to think of him as the adopted son of one of the Hardy Boys but secretly is Nancy Drew's son vis a vie a wild night in Paris and either Frank or Joe did her a solid.  He uses his fashion acumen to draw Nancy to his story every fall where she does her annual shopping and conversates with him not knowing its her son.

Anyway, back to reality these shoes are not a mystery and my fiending for them can be easily solved with a purchase.  They run at $1500 which is an entire semester of classes including books and gas to get to school.  So, I'm going to admire this emulsion of multiple colors, nebulous shapes, snakeskin, and, of course, the cubist web, a trademark Hardy theme from via the web and wait until I get a $100K a year job before I drop that kind of cash on shoes.  Le salivate.

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5 Inch +

Holy Bejesus Christ!  I love shoes with a passion most all women know.  These bad boys are totally in the unnecessary zone.

I can actually afford some of these shoes, if I save for a year or found a sugar daddy.  Here's to self respect and flats.

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2. Giuseppe Zanotti Bow-Detail Platform Sandal: With a platform as voluptuous as the heel is tall and reed-thin, this is a bowed sandal that would make Minnie Mouse blush.
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At Bergdorf Goodman for $795.

5. Christian Louboutin Lady Daf Tartan Mary Jane: I’m loving the exaggerated new look of the Mary Jane. This one, with Scottish flair, has personality to spare.
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