Wow…

Is what I said when I saw these shoes. Now I have some friends who might call these “tacky” or “90’s” but the minute I laid eyes on them, I loved them. To me they are sexy, but understated. They are big chunky platforms but the materials make them classy not flashy. These are going on my Christmas wish list.

Cute and Comfortable.

I recently bought these clogs from Target and I love them. Not only have they been comfortable for me during long walks, they are versatile and warm. They are only $19,so how can you go wrong?

Cute Cardigans.

These cardigans are perfect for slightly chilly autumn days. They will be adorable with a t-shirt and jeans. $31 and $58 and available at lulus.com

Shoes + Handbag.

Now I’m not suggesting you wear these Jimmy Choo shoes and carry the handbag at the same time, although you could with the right outfit. What I am suggesting is that they are both incredibly gorgeous and down right perfect for fall.

Pretty Purple.

These Jimmy Choo ankle boots are funky and fun, but still retain a measure of chic elegance. The purple suede of the boot is beautiful, but the heels are the showstoppers of these boots, they take this boot from ordinary to extraordinary. An all this said by someone who isn’t normally a Jimmy Choo fan!

Getting the boot.

In a perfect world where money was no option these “riding” boots from Prada would be my new autumn go to boots. From their simple form, to their eye catching ombre color everything about them is as intriguing as it is perfect.

Spring into autumn

Okay,so technically summer comes between spring and autumn, but these Manolo Blanhnik peep toe heels remind of both seasons. They are spring like in their peep toe form and purple color, but autumn like with being made of suede . Making them a perfect transition piece for early autumn; at least that sounds like a good excuse as any to buy them.

Feeling blue.

When I saw these boots my jaw dropped. On average I am not a fan of blue clothes or accessories, but could these Boots by Chloe get any more perfect?