Indian shoes

What's extremely interesting about these are that they are camel leather and that they don't have a left shoe from right shoe & they're both the same shape yet they are very comfortable to wear.

Lunch time shopping #3 - Pedder RED Shoes

      

I am starting to plan my summer trip to northern Europe again thus some new sandals...

I went for a local HK brand Pedder RED.  Go to LAB to find more!

Pink grandma shoes

Perfect blend between ballerina shoes and man shoes... and it has heels! From Camper. 

New find shoes that every fashion person has started wearing last year in Europe

Finally, a comfortable pair of flat shoes from Camper. I tried on so many shoes at the Camper shop in CWB in HK that half way through I knew I couldn't leave the shop without buying a pair (or two). Thanks to the shop person for wearing these and inspiring me. Now I know what the fuss is about this type of shoes (yes the cat shoes).

Summer vacay shoes

I have been looking for cheap summer sandals that I can wear during my vacation. Happy to find these.

Finally, man shoes

Another lunch time purchase during business hours. Long awaited (for me) man shoes from SOGO in Causeway Bay. Pyramidis is Brazilian, and I think looks well made.

McQueen's really alien shoes

This is the famous McQueen shoes that made women go head over heels to get them. It's from the spring 2010 collection and is called the Alien shoes. No doubt. And completely copyright protected on the making of them!

I was generally looking for boots and came across these. They look more beautiful, because they look so dangerous (to women's body) therefore alluring... But it's probably not right for my trip next week to China.

Photo credit: New York Fashion

More shoes from Rabbit HK

 

I diligently bought Rabbit shoes again. This time, a very easy to wear camel flats and a pair of gray man shoes that look completely out of style. They are both extremely comfortable, and hopefully they can become my shoes on the airplane.

I completely ruined the previous white ones from my previous purchase, and had to abandon them in Stockholm. But they served me well, standing strong against the cobblestones and sometimes mountain hikes in northern Europe.

Rabbit now has 9 branches all over Hong Kong. I will list here a few.

Shop 209B-210, L2, Plaza Hollywood, Diamond Hill
Shop G15, G/F, Gala Place, Mong Kok
Shop 862, UG/F, Island Beverley, Causeway Bay
OUTLET: Shop S09a, L1, LCX Fashion Walk, Causeway Bay

New gray suede wedge boots

I swear wedges are the friendliest boots to walk on the cobblestones of DC. I again stupidly brought only high heels to this trip, so I had to run to Georgetown to find myself this pair in order to survive the weeks in DC and NY. I hope I will get a chance to wear this in the tropics too...

Lovely Louboutin

I am so happy about my new Louboutin and tried them on for the first time. Since my legs are bruised from kick boxing, I put on gray Celine tights, which goes surprisingly well I thought. The heels are so high and amazing! I'll probably fall off the steep hills of SOHO in Hong Kong, but who cares.



The shoes go really well with my black dress from Whyred from Stockholm, which is also new and a lovely gift for my birthday. The yellow scarf is what my mom bought me a few years back. It's from a Japanese label J. Ferry that looks very kimono-esque and with an added bonus that it was made in France.

My very first

Louboutin!

New shoes from Rabbit HK

I got these shoes in preparation for this summer. As I am determined to buy local stuff as much as possible, I went back to Rabbit in Causeway Bay and bought these old mother looking red sandals, which I dearly hope won't make my legs look fat, and white sandals that the shopkeeper told me were intentionally dirtied (really?).

Elvi's Tailor + New Shoes from Tokyo

My friend Elvi made a few beautiful dresses for me while I was away for a few weeks. I came home and she had just gone ahead and hung these new clothes in my dresser... awww why are some people so sweet!


This silver dress is an exact copy from Elvi's wardrobe. I borrowed it before and loved it so much that now she made me one!


Below pair is my latest purchase from Tokyo, taken with with my very first big camera Canon X4. I love it, because it looks like ballerina shoes but comes with small heels.