Comments on: Custom Sneaker Contest – High Heels and Pumps for the Ladies http://www.solebrother.com/2008/01/21/custom-sneaker-contest-high-heels-and-pumps-for-the-ladies/ Custom shoes that get you noticed! Professional custom Air Force Ones, custom kicks, fashion sneakers, and much more! Fri, 04 Mar 2011 19:27:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.2 By: jy'lean http://www.solebrother.com/2008/01/21/custom-sneaker-contest-high-heels-and-pumps-for-the-ladies/#comment-412 jy'lean Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:29:05 +0000 http://www.solebrother.com/2008/01/21/custom-sneaker-contest-high-heels-and-pumps-for-the-ladies/#comment-412 I like your shoes and today i want to design my own. I like your shoes and today i want to design my own.

]]> By: Jane Testar http://www.solebrother.com/2008/01/21/custom-sneaker-contest-high-heels-and-pumps-for-the-ladies/#comment-19 Jane Testar Sun, 10 Feb 2008 09:50:39 +0000 http://www.solebrother.com/2008/01/21/custom-sneaker-contest-high-heels-and-pumps-for-the-ladies/#comment-19 The perfect high heel for a modern lady of taste is an updated spectator shoe. Though a little sleeker than has been in the past. It would be patent leather and two toned (classically black and white). The darker colour would scallop around the toe and at the heel. Though unlike spectator shoes of the 1940's, the modern version would come down a little lower, showing some "toe cleavage" as I've heard it referred to and would be a thinner heel than the sturdy ones of yesteryear. Though a pointed toe would be a little too modern, I would suggest an elongated one. Who wouldn't want such a snappy, sexy and classy pair of shoes to add to their wardrobe? The perfect high heel for a modern lady of taste is an updated spectator shoe. Though a little sleeker than has been in the past. It would be patent leather and two toned (classically black and white). The darker colour would scallop around the toe and at the heel. Though unlike spectator shoes of the 1940′s, the modern version would come down a little lower, showing some “toe cleavage” as I’ve heard it referred to and would be a thinner heel than the sturdy ones of yesteryear. Though a pointed toe would be a little too modern, I would suggest an elongated one.
Who wouldn’t want such a snappy, sexy and classy pair of shoes to add to their wardrobe?

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Custom Sneaker Contest – High Heels and Pumps for the Ladies - Monday, January 21st, 2008

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Due to popular demand, we’re now accepting your entires for Ultimate High Heels / Pumps in our Ultimate Sneaker Contest. Go to the Official Sole Brother Custom Sneakers Facebook Page, Become a Fan, then visit the Discussion Board and tell us what your Ultimate Shoe looks like. If we like your idea, you could win a free pair with your design! Contest ends in March, so get those entires in!

2 Responses to “Custom Sneaker Contest – High Heels and Pumps for the Ladies”

  1. Jane Testar Says:
    February 10th, 2008 at 3:50 am

    The perfect high heel for a modern lady of taste is an updated spectator shoe. Though a little sleeker than has been in the past. It would be patent leather and two toned (classically black and white). The darker colour would scallop around the toe and at the heel. Though unlike spectator shoes of the 1940′s, the modern version would come down a little lower, showing some “toe cleavage” as I’ve heard it referred to and would be a thinner heel than the sturdy ones of yesteryear. Though a pointed toe would be a little too modern, I would suggest an elongated one.
    Who wouldn’t want such a snappy, sexy and classy pair of shoes to add to their wardrobe?

  2. jy'lean Says:
    April 21st, 2008 at 11:29 am

    I like your shoes and today i want to design my own.

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