(OK, I'd be an utter liar if I pretended to post this for any other reason than that it makes my tits look good :-))
Saturday, June 7, 2008
And Finally... (a.k.a. Age is so Liberating)
(OK, I'd be an utter liar if I pretended to post this for any other reason than that it makes my tits look good :-))
Friday, June 6, 2008
As I'm Not Getting Any Younger
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Dilemma of the Modern Professional
And if I can tear myself from admiring those, soft-as-butter mesmerising chausseurs, maybe I'll actually make it to work for that 9:00 a.m. briefing...
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
It's "OMG, I Love these Shoes" Theme Week
So...
Welcome to K does the same pair of shoes in 83 (or so) gratuitous poses. (But thankfully - or painfully, depending on how much you like this idea - it'll all be spread out over the course of the week.)
First, meet our star, the shoes:
In case you're not looking at the goldy, special inside: they are YSL. Vintage. Taupe suede - including the heel. Which is 3 inches and stacked. But like no other stacked heel I've ever seen. I got them at Apt. 909. They cost $80.00. Yes, I know, a fortune for someone else's antique footwear, but they are scarcely worn and they're YSL, man.Then meet the shoes on the feet attached to the girl:
Do they not scream, "I'm sorry, I'd love to chat more but the car's out front and I do need to get to the opening before insert name of preferred NY philanthropist socialite here starts serving dinner. My boyfriend (subtext: filthy rich, adventuresome, well-dressed and even more well-endowed) will been so worried about me by now."?
Don't you want to see them paired with everything from shorts to tight skirts to short skirts to latex leggings and lady shifts? Good. It's settled then. Meet me back here tomorrow for the next installment.
Love, Tastefully Shod in Toronto* xo
(*Doesn't that sound kinda dirty?)
Here's Something I've Never Done Before...
They were instantaneously appealing in their kitteny / cutout goodness. So I emailed to learn about their size - imagining they'd be too small. Um, hello, they were an 8.5 (just right on paper!) and they were $20.00. So I called them, bought them over the phone and I'll pick them up in July when I visit Mtl!
Kind of crazy I realize. Like I need another pair of shoes. Like I, a person who's only ever bought bags online (for others, I might add), should buy something as finicky as shoes, all but sight unseen.
Call it research. Having read Susie's post about the fantasticness of Angie's handmade dress (she's co-owner of this Mtl. boutique), I was all the more motivated to give this grand experiment a go. Can't wait to show you what they look like on my feet...





