Style: NE18-7290/SI
Silver 16" necklace with 3" chain extender and lobster clasp closure. Coordinating earrings feature round crystal with pear-shaped crystal drop. Surgical steel post with comfort disc back. Imported.
Style: S-1285
Pearl Zig Zag Necklace and Earring Set. Available in Silver. Imported.
Style: Willow
Dyeable satin high heel wedge is very comfortable and perfect for outdoor events. Simple and sleek, with a hint of glamour, the t-strap is entirely incrusted with rhinestones. Can be dyed in any color. 4 heel, leather sole. Imported.
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Dyeable high heel wedge sandal with beaded T-strap
Style Willow
Also Available in Wide Sizes!
This item is available in stores and online.*
Dyeable satin high heel wedge is very comfortable and perfect for outdoor events.
A smooth fabric often used in bridal gown design because of its exquisite drape.  Available Online
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Dyeable high heel wedge sandal with beaded T-strap Style Willow
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Most painful bridal shoes ever!
Do not be fooled by the cuteness of these shoes. Please do not torture yourself or your bridal party! I am used to wearing heels and have never been in so much pain as these shoes inflicted. I kicked them off at the first available opportunity for a pair of flip flops. The ball of the foot has no cushioning at all! My feet felt like they were on fire during the ceremony. All the bridesmaids were in agreement that no one should be wearing these shoes. Way too expensive for only being worn for a hour or two!
October 23, 2011
Cute!
I wore these to my friend's wedding and had them dyed to match my dress. I had no issues with dye coming off whatsoever. However, they did hurt my toes after walking in them for a while. I switched to flats for the reception.
October 5, 2011
DON'T DYE THEM!!!
Yes, these are not the most comfortable shoes. But one should probably expect that in a 4 inch heel. I agree with some of the other reviews that the straps pinch your toes. I could deal with that. What I found to be unacceptable was that the black dye that was used on the shoes came off on our hands and feet. Every single bridesmaid had dye on their hands (from simply strapping the shoes on) and feet. And the dye does not come off easy. These are not cheap shoes...but none of us plan to wear these ever again. It's quite unfortunate.
September 11, 2011
Finally
I tried so many shoes on for my wedding. I had bought a apir I loved and decided to wear them to another wedding to see if they would be comfortable all night. Needless to say, since I continued shopping, I would not be able to wear them all night. Someone told me to try wedges, that they would be much more comfortable, so I tried to find ones that I could wear after the ceremony, just for the reception. These were perfect, and I have decided to wear them for the ceremony as well.
September 1, 2011
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