As you can probably tell, I don't really care for the Christian Louboutin Fred Flat. I don't know why my man in Paris decided that a brand known for gorgeous sexy heels should TOTALLY make oxfords. If anyone figures this out, please call me. I'm confused. First of all, these don't even lace up properly. So they look like poseur oxfords that some trend slave would wear. They don't seem classic or quirky. They're kind of...sad. Second of all, these have a very mannish shape. I understand that these are menswear-inspired, but I can't imagine these actually looking good on a woman's foot. If these were better cut, I could accept them, but as they are, they fall flat of a good idea.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
No. Double No. Triple No. Just, No.
As you can probably tell, I don't really care for the Christian Louboutin Fred Flat. I don't know why my man in Paris decided that a brand known for gorgeous sexy heels should TOTALLY make oxfords. If anyone figures this out, please call me. I'm confused. First of all, these don't even lace up properly. So they look like poseur oxfords that some trend slave would wear. They don't seem classic or quirky. They're kind of...sad. Second of all, these have a very mannish shape. I understand that these are menswear-inspired, but I can't imagine these actually looking good on a woman's foot. If these were better cut, I could accept them, but as they are, they fall flat of a good idea.
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