1. Jeffrey Campbell Battle Spike High Heel
How brilliant would these be for warding off those sleaze balls that seem to swarm me on a night out? One swift kick in their nether regions and they’ll have some serious problems. The spikes add a little something to the classic black pumps and definitely makes the shoe that much more interesting.
2. Jeffrey Campbell Adelyn Pump
In case you couldn’t tell from my first pick I love black and gold together. The Adelyn Pumps are a lot safer than the Battle Spike High Heels but they’re equally as interesting. They have the ability to jazz up a simple little black dress and the height of the heel isn’t too terrifying.
3. Jeffrey Campbell Curie Mule
Usually this wouldn’t be my style of shoe but the crinkled silver foil effect really works for me. The shoes remind me a little of the 90s with just a bit more sparkle. Actually, what am I saying? I sparkled all the way through the 90s. I’m bringing my childhood back in heel form.
4. Jeffrey Campbell Mala Hi Top
Who doesn’t love an excessive amount of chains? I really need to invest in suitable shoes for winter (despite the fact it’s over) but I’m always drawn to heels. Hopefully the gold chains all over these shoes will have me ignoring the heels and going straight for them. I just want my wannabe 50 Cent thing to progress onto my shoes.
5. Jeffrey Campbell Lita – Tiger
Litas are by far the comfiest shoes I have ever worn and I’m including both heels and flats in that statement. Having animals plastered on your clothing isn’t everyone’s cup of tea but I think it looks great although I don’t believe I’ve ever seen animals being used on shoes (aside from material that is). I can’t say no to a pair of Litas and I definitely can’t say no to a tiger that looks like it’s about to kill me. Nice tiger.
I was hoping this post would fulfil my Jeffrey Campbell cravings but if anything it just made them worse. Annoyingly the majority of these shoes only seem to be available in America so I’m going to have to move there to make my addiction easier or cough up the money for the postage and packaging charges. Is there any kind American out there who would let me live with them? I’ll let you borrow my shoes…
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