Today's Everyday Fashion: Sole Society
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Inspiration: Harper's Bazaar
I'm so excited to share my latest shoe obsession with you. I can't recall how I first found Sole Society but it was a few months ago and I've been drooling over their email newsletters ever since (the shoes are cute but so are the outfits!). I'm always leery about trying new brands that I haven't seen in person yet - which is silly, because they offer risk-free shipping in both directions. They got in touch though and offered a gift card to try some shoes, and at that point it was game on. I ordered two pairs, and paid for the clutch with my own money.
I often order things from companies offering items to review, and if it doesn't fit or I don't like it, I mail it back to them. There's a lot I've tried that you won't ever see on the blog (if mailing it back is not an option, those items are being sold for charity here). So needless to say, it was positive experience. :-) For the price point (most items are under $60), I was very, very happy with the quality. The colorblock heels are genuine leather, and the clutch is vegan but one of the nicest faux materials I've seen, and the t-strap flats look a lot like the $800 Valentino's I've been drooling over. Free return shipping is great but I didn't need it in this case! I read the reviews to choose sizes and the shoes in person are even prettier than I was expecting. Shoe addiction, my apologies: I have found a new love.
What are your favorite shoe stores? Have you ever tried Sole Society ?
Top: TJ Maxx, $18 (similar, similar, similar, similar)
Skirt: Limited, $35 (similar, similar, similar)
Shoes: Sole Society c/o, $65
Top: Forever 21, $11
Jeans: Gap, $35 (similar)
Purse: Sole Society, $29 (purchased during Labor Day sale)
Shoes: Sole Society c/o, $50
Bracelets: My Stella & Dot 1, 2
Check out my latest Babble post - 10 designer items and their much cheaper alternatives, including the flats in today's post! Go here.
