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February 12, 2010

Peep of spring

Peeptoeboot Schedule that pedicure a bit earlier this year - peep toe boots are big for spring. Anything's possible after the shoe-bootie, right? And while the peep toe boot seems destined for a short season between slushy streets and oppressive heat, it is the ultimate in transitional wardrobing, for those frustrating weeks when nothing looks quite right. This one, in a grayish-tan suede by Bettye Muller, is now on the shelves at Pumpz & Company at the Galleria in Edina. (Warning: it's $525. The trend's got to start somewhere.) 

Posted by Ali Kaplan on February 12, 2010 in Footwear |

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Mara

I've had a pair of open toed boots for two years after my mom spotted them at La Rue Marche in Hudson and made me come see them. So glad that they are both so fashion forward!

Posted by: Mara | February 12, 2010 at 10:21 PM

Deborah Klein

The ultimate in "let them eat cake" couture. Admittedly they look tres cool, but they are, in the end, a pretty useless item of clothing. And expensive.

Posted by: Deborah Klein | February 17, 2010 at 07:33 AM

Lynn

I love this peep toe boot! This particular style looks like it might fit a 9.5, too. (Ali, can you share the brand and where to buy)? Much better than the shoe-boot, which I refused to consider! :)

Posted by: Lynn | February 17, 2010 at 01:35 PM

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