I'm not a cheerleader for dyed to match, but sometimes, it works out perfectly.
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
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4 comments:
I've never been a fan of dyed shoes either, but those are really cute!
love this color:x so fresh
I a such a huge fan of your blog, and wanted to leave a comment for today's post. I've seen many brides opt for a nude color heel, and sometimes, even the glittery ones, but it's the pop of color on the heels that I love most. Why not have fun with your wedding shoes?
Thanks for posting this one. Cheers!
I think dyeing shoes can be risky... but I love colored shoes. They're so much fun at the wedding!!!
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