Showing posts with label shoedazzle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shoedazzle. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Luxe for Less - Valentino Rockstud


 
Today's "Luxe for Less" post is dedicated to the Valentino Rockstud Slingback T.100
 
 
 
 
The ladylike kitten heels combined with tough metallic pyramid studs is the latest brought to us by Valentino. The combination of nude and black leather is a classic color combo with a bit of an edge perfect for those ladies who like to mix it up. Grit & Glamour has been rocking her red pair all over Instagram (follow her at @gritandglamour). You can rock them too in any color combo you choose for just $895.
 
 
I prefer the 'nicer' price point offered by Shoedazzle's "Erin".
 
 
 
 
 
Erin is the Rockstud's cheap little sister at just $39.95 - but when I saw it, I instantly knew where the inspiration came from. It's missing a few pyramid studs on the top strap, but aside from that you have a pretty awesome deal on a luxury style!
 
 
 
So what's your pick?
 
 

Monday, November 28, 2011

New Shoes & Baubles via Instagram


I haven't shared Instagram pics in awhile and I was pulling some of them for this post, I realized that the majority of my recent pics were of shoes and jewelry. Makes me wonder how many purchases I haven't taken pictures of!


BaubleBar
(FREE with my referral credits!)

JewelMint

Meghan LA via HauteLook

Monica's Fantabulous Fashions

Michael Michael Kors (thrifted!)

ShoeDazzle

ShoeDazzle

Marco Santi via SoleSociety

Marco Santi


And I found this cute calendar for the new year...it will bring a little girly cheer to my office!



 You can find my pics on Instagram @theprettyfactor

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Now let's see if Cyber Monday brings anymore shoes or jewels my way!

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Pink for Mom




That is my mom. She had just walked through the finish line at a Breast Cancer Awareness walk in October of 2009. Many of our family members joined her for a three mile walk that morning in honor of her and our grandmother who have battled this disease. My mom has been affected by breast cancer twice in her life, the most recent diagnosis just a few years ago. She underwent a few surgeries, several rounds of chemotherapy and radiation and even lost her hair. I'll never forget that day when I helped shave her head - it was a moment when I felt our roles had reversed in a sense. Here was the woman who spent my whole life taking care of me and my needs and now I had the moment to take care of her. The most memorable part of this experience was always seeing my mom with a smile on her face. She displayed such an enormous amount of strength during her treatment period. Thankfully she never got too sick during those treatments and she was always positive knowing that some women had it worse than she did. She put her faith in her Lord to keep her going through it all and He did!

 

(Rockefeller Center - pink for the cause!)


Many retailers help support BCA month by offering a donation by purchase of item(s) that are pink for that cause. Two of those retailers are Shoedazzle and JustFabulous, monthly membership clubs (read the terms and conditions for each membership site) that offer shoes, handbags and other accessory items each month for less than $40.


Shoedazzle is offering five items (three shoes, one purse and one scarf) in their "Powerful Pink" collection. Ten percent of your purchase from this collection will be donated to Susan G. Komen For the Cure. Not a member of Shoedazzle? Sign up here!


JustFabulous will be donating 100% (Wow!!) of the proceeds when you purchase "Hadley" in pink. Donations will be given to Triple Step Toward the Cure. Not a member of JustFabulous? Sign up here!

Take the time and get to know the facts of breast cancer and how it affects women. My mom survived it but many women do not. You can find more information on the Susan G Komen website.

As the most common cancer among women outside of skin cancer, the numbers associated with breast cancer are staggering, with over 230,000 women estimated to be diagnosed in 2011.*

*Provided by the American Cancer Society