Do you remember the Kate Moss inspired trend in the early Noughties, for white stilettos? I do, because I loved it and bought these horrors below. They've been doing time, safely wrapped in tissue and stored for the last decade, and when the white stiletto trend resurfaced, I skipped off gleefully to the wardrobe to unearth them, knowing that I was already armed for this story.
However, what greeted me was one of the ugliest pair of shoes I'd ever seen. I used to wear these? Ugh. So it seems that there are white heels, and then there are white heels, and my old ones aren't going to cut it.
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| {ooo, ugly - those toes go on for ever...} |
But luckily here are some pictures of some ladies who wear the look well. And a selection of shoes which might help you achieve it. This look has been around for a while, and doesn't seem to be going anywhere fast. But as the outfits below with their autumn/winter slant, white heels would be a good investment.
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| {Laura Bailey wears them with style} |
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| {with animal print} |
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| {with a green coat} |
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| {with khaki trousers} |
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| {with leather trousers} |
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| {with ankle straps} |
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| {classic shape} |
Gizmo ankle strap court shoes, £48 Topshop; White pointed sling back court shoes, £50 River Island; Darling do high heels, £60 Schuh.
Middle row, left to right
Alvino pointed toe court shoe, £79 Dune; White two part pointed court shoes, £45 River Island.
Bottom row, left to right
Flora leather point toe court shoe, £185 L.K. Bennett; Bastien heels, £110 Kurt Geiger.
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