Showing posts with label Marc Jacobs purple and fuchsia pumps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marc Jacobs purple and fuchsia pumps. Show all posts

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Wear Me Already: Marc Jacobs Purple and Fuchsia Peep Toe Pumps

It was end of June/July, 2005.  We drove from California to Vegas as part of our honeymoon.  On our (really, my) first shopping trip in Vegas, I walked into Neiman Marcus (which created a new obsession) and there they were - gorgeous Marc Jacobs purple and fuchsia peep toe pumps.  I'm pretty sure I knew I was going to buy them before I even saw the price or tried them on.  The fact that I love pink, the two colours together, the style of the shoe.... I could never imagine looking at these and not wanting to wear them because they're "not in style".  I just thought they were one-of-a-kind.  So I bought them and couldn't wait for fall to arrive just so I could wear them.  Other shoes have come close but, in the end, these will always be my favourite.  I wore them all the time and even reminisced about how I used to run for my train in them.  But I don't dress up for work as much as I used to and I have back pain, again - at the ripe old age of 32, so I don't wear heels as much as I used to.  Especially owning as many wedges as I do. But I couldn't just let them sit in the closet any longer, so I was going to deal with the pain.  It was raining in the morning so I wore my rain boots to work (also Marc Jacobs). At first it was a bit rough but then I got used to them and, thankfully, had no back pain.  I guess the key is not to run for the train in them.  I also learned that lesson after I took a dive in front of a bus full of people.  Maybe that's why I stopped wearing heels?  

Dress: Mendocino; Shoes: Marc Jacobs

Sunglasses: Marc by Marc Jacobs


Confession: Earlier I said I was missing a colour in my closet for fall: anything in the berry shade i.e., purple.  But after actually looking through my closet, I did find a few (7!) things in my closet that are berry shade.  But I had already purchased this sweater. Oops!  This is why I know I have a problem.

Sweater: Wilfred Diderot Sweater; aritzia.com