Emilio Pucci Shoes to Die For! HOT ANKLE STRAP WEDGES SHOES ALERT!

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Don't wait to buy these Emilio Pucci shoes on sale! While I couldn't post pictures, they are without a doubt the most unbelievably fabulous pair of womens ankle strap wedge shoes of the season. Stop reading right now and take a look at these wedge shoes. If your competition in fashionable endeavors shows up in these 4 to 5 inch cork sole wedge heels and you don't have a pair, you will be sick!

If the sexy, narrow ankle strap and the high heel wedges don't give your legs a long lean look, then I'm not sitting here salivating over these peep toes...and believe me, I'm drooling, sister. The designs on these lady's wedge heel platform soles are eye catching and colorful. The idea behind wearing footwear with a distinctive heel is that your admirer's eyes will travel from your feet up the calf of your leg. These shoes were made to make any woman's leg look desirable with just the right view of her pretty toes that the peep toe pumps offer. Whatever you do, do not wear nylons and spoil the look of your pedicured female feet.

Not only do they expose your sexy, polished toenails, there are cutouts that lightly skim and disply the high arch in your foot.

I hope I've convinced you that the sheer design of these Emilio Pucci Shoes is stylish enough to carry you from spring to fall, but if I have not the colors should make up your mind. Hot petal pink and funky periwinkle blue are your color options and while they aren't discounted or on sale, you've got to have a pair in your closet.

You might find a pair of cheap, lady's wedge heel shoes and I know the Emilio Pucci shoes are not what you might call inexpensive, but when you are walking down the street with men straining to see your legs, you will thank me.

LA LA LOUIS VUITTON FALL 2008

The spring flowers are not ready to peek through the ice and snow, but here we are fast forwarding to Fall 2008 runway fashions with the Louis Vuitton show.

Marc Jacobs is such a hottie that it's hard for a girl to keep her eyes glued to the models, but my efforts paid off as I spotted a wild pair of very high heel red wedges in what may or may not have been an exotic skin. The pattern on the shoes resembled eel skin, and I'm not even certain if they were Marc Jacobs shoes. They were quite a pair with a pale dusty blue color which was an unexpected but wild combination as stated by Maggie Gyllenhaal.

Wedge heels and platforms seem to be the style that's coming our way. Not surprisingly, Marc Jacobs designed some classic styles that we saw a few decades ago being worn with platforms and wedge heels in a very interesting and modern style. Long jackets were given a very chic, French feel with crisp lines. The collars were what made a profound statement; very interesting flares and drape.

Get ready to slick your hair back into an upswept chignon or a tight bun. No need for elaborate hairstyles when fashions can do all the talking.

HOW TO APPLY EYELINER like AMY WINEHOUSE

Whenever a celebrity breaks out with bold, black eye makeup we are hit with loads of questions on how to apply eyeliner. The average lady might not want to wear such dramatic black eyeliner during the day or for that matter; every evening. But the principals of applying eyeliner are basically the same no matter whether you prefer wide eyeliner designs, smudged lines or a thin almost invisible look.

Many instructional videos are filled with helpful tips and techniques including more dramatic styles such as is preferred by many movie stars to highlight their eyes when on the stage as well as singing or rock stars like Amy Winehouse.

The use of eyeliner is not limited to girls, some male stars like the look of heavy black eyeliner on the top lid as well as under their bottom lashes. There may be as many men or more buying instructions on how to apply eyeliner as most moms don't think that their parenting duties extend to giving their boys lessons on the art of makeup application.