
Alright, I come to you now, the
Brett Chisholm Photography and Houston resident
style expert
ready to put my two fashion sense in...finally. And amidst the Marc
Jacobs debate of course! So, let's talk style and why I agree with Miss
Pattie Nichelle of BCP that the Misplaced-Heel Pump is a winner. First, spring
2008 shoe trends call for rounder, curvier toes, chunky platforms and
peep toe wedges; I'd say we can all agree that the new Marc Jacobs
design fits seamlessly into these categories. Second, from flip flops
to dressed-up, shoes coming off the catwalk for spring are ignoring the
rest of your clothes for once. Now, instead of just a matching
accessory, shoes are telling stories, creating statements and becoming
traveling art. When better than now to boast this out-of-the-box design
of
Marc Jacobs Misplaced-Heel Pump?
Third, understandably there are function concerns...not to mention
comfort. Total tool that I am, I got out my ruler and compass. It seems
to me that, although my measurements are most definitely not exact, the
dispersion of weight would make comfort work kind of like that of a
stiletto--at least in the heel. And the chunky-ness of the misplaced
heel would give some extra arch support, I would think. Hmm, the heel
sounds much less like the ankle turner initially thought by critics.
Whatever, I'm pretty sure Marc Jacobs and co. tested their product
before production. Plus, the models in this month's Elle look freaking
fabulous playfully posing in the "hazardous" shoe. Fourth, I was always
taught that the
quintessential fashion icon keeps fashion
moving forward.
Regardless of personal taste, it cannot be denied that Mr. Jacobs is
doing exactly that. Trying new designs and boldly stepping in new
directions, upping the ante and taking it to the next level. It's time
to stop regurgitating fashion: embrace an open mind and take on
something fresh!
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