Jeffrey Campbell Shoes

[FastFreddy2 282]

While searching for something else, I found these:

US$190 with 6" heel and 1½" platform. I've got a thing for clear plastic uppers, so these looked interesting. Too expensive for me .... And not available locally, as far as I know.

While searching for an example of the Campbell heel-less boot, Google found NastyGal Inc, who will ship to the UK. I'm lovin' curved (banana) heels too.

£95 plus carriage to the UK at US$15 [uSPS 2-4 weeks, untracked.] Still too much for me, and I don't usually do suede anyway.

Looking at the sandals, I'd say the brand comes up a bit narrow, though I've got quite slim feet ....

P.S.

Found them.

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Edited June 6, 2012 by FastFreddy2

[hh4evr1 18]

I like the second pair best, but the others are ok.

If you have a thing for clear uppers you should search for cinderella shoes. A friend of mine got a pair for a fancy dress party we went to. As you may guess they are clear court shoes.

She knows about my heels and we are the same size, so she let me try them on.

[hh4evr1 18]

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_zfZ4RmyOidE/TT2ihQrq_pI/AAAAAAAABDM/C0iTADyocsE/s1600/maisonmargielaglasslipper.jpg

A link for cinderella shoes picture.

[FastFreddy2 282]

A friend of mine got a pair for a fancy dress party we went to. As you may guess they are clear court shoes.

She knows about my heels and we are the same size, so she let me try them on.

Any chance you could find out where from?

http://3.bp.blogspot...glasslipper.jpg

A link for cinderella shoes picture.

Stunning! Thank you

[Love4heels 20]

I found this on the net...

I guess they are made out of plexiglas..

Edited June 6, 2012 by Love4heels

[hh4evr1 18]

There are quite afew websites when I searched for cinderella shoes. Prices and styles vary. Also doing an image searcb is good. If you see something you like you can usually. Click the picture and it takes you to a website.

I was thinking of getting a pair a while back. but got a pair of boots instead as I wear boots in public.

She doesn't have them anymore and can't remember where they come from.

Edited June 6, 2012 by hh4evr1

[FastFreddy2 282]

Gentlemen .....

As amusing as it might be to tease me ..... Suggesting I search with Google was advise that is not only too late ['cos I tried already] but produced many many many spurious results.

What we is needing, is links. No point in us all trawling the 'net when it's already been done?

I thank you.

P.S.

For example...........

http://3.bp.blogspot...glasslipper.jpg

A link for cinderella shoes picture.

Source here: http://www.coolhunting.com/style/maison-martin-m.php

Looks like they are real glass, and sold individually.

Edited June 6, 2012 by FastFreddy2

[hh4evr1 18]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=160666123274

Ebay link

[FastFreddy2 282]

http://item.mobilewe...Id=160666123274

Ebay link

Thank you.

Heel is a low though.

Nice look I think, the clear plastic upper.

[hh4evr1 18]

How high would you like and would you prefer block heel or stiletto.

[FastFreddy2 282]

4-5 inch wedge heel would be realistic.

I'd like a transparent slim heel, but I doubt plastic would be strong enough without a large metal pin? With a wedge, they'd be no need for the pin.

Edited June 8, 2012 by FastFreddy2

[hh4evr1 18]

I haven't seen any with a wedge heel. Yet.

[FastFreddy2 282]

I know from a thread by BobHH that a company called Karo do clear wedges, though his cork heels looked higher than the samples I've shown here. [His still looked comfy though.]

Here are some styles from Beverly Heels, the company mentioned by Bob.

Some stiletto's ....

And pretty much the perfect 'Cinderella' shoe?

I wouldn't buy without trying, and this particular style are pretty much made to order in the US. Hey-ho.

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