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We're cuckoo for great shoes and admit that sometimes we can be a little bit whorish when it comes to labels. Other times it is all about the look. Flip through the pages of William Claxton and Peggy Moffitt's book on Rudi Gernreich and you'll have all sorts of things to analyze. Peggy's hair. Her eye makeup. Those tights. Those shoes. Gernreich showed his practicality by always pairing his wool dresses and suits with low pumps that don't show toes. And it wasn't about the times either - that was just Rudi's style. But who made those shoes? How the hell can you find them? You can get close enough with a pair of 1980's Wild Card mary janes with elongated toe and slanted 2" heel. Made twenty years after Gernreich's heyday, you know we always encourage you to mix decades when getting dressed. Shoestring laces that can be replaced with silk ribbons when the mood strikes, they are size 10 and in flawless, unworn condition. sold |
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