Welcome to the original 'year in shoes', where Kittie France got to see if she could meet the challenge to wear every pair she owned in the 365 days of 2011
"I never met a Manolo I didn't like." - Kittie France
"You can never have enough hats, gloves and shoes." - Patsy Stone
"I did not have three thousand pairs of shoes, I had one thousand and sixty." - Imelda Marcos
"I never met a Manolo I didn't like." - Kittie France
Friday, December 23, 2011
Day 357 - (Another) evening out
Black satin Manolo Blahnik peeptoes pictured this evening nestled with terracotta elephants before a pre-Christmas dinner with friends at Sosta, accompanied by Carnal Flower by Frederic Malle.
Kitty, you must have the liver of a Bull Elephant!
I guess these shoes would not be practical for our activities today - water ski-ing? Does Kitty not have a nice slalom ski - or rubber booty - in her footware collection?
Maybe the idea would be rejected because of the anhydrous nature of the accompanying perfume?
Dear Anonymous, these shoes are most definitely not appropriate for water sports. Kittie does have a rubber number or two in the collection, and a pair of flippers, but sadly, no slalom ski. I don't know though that I would describe the Carnal Flower as anhydrous. I think it might blend well with a bit of salty water. And finally, yes, the liver is starting to pine for a rest. Enjoy the water skiing!
I love those elephants. (I almost wrote cocktails--you know where my mind is early this morning.)
ReplyDeleteKitty, you must have the liver of a Bull Elephant!
ReplyDeleteI guess these shoes would not be practical for our activities today - water ski-ing? Does Kitty not have a nice slalom ski - or rubber booty - in her footware collection?
Maybe the idea would be rejected because of the anhydrous nature of the accompanying perfume?
Dear Anonymous, these shoes are most definitely not appropriate for water sports. Kittie does have a rubber number or two in the collection, and a pair of flippers, but sadly, no slalom ski. I don't know though that I would describe the Carnal Flower as anhydrous. I think it might blend well with a bit of salty water. And finally, yes, the liver is starting to pine for a rest. Enjoy the water skiing!
ReplyDeleteKittie, Do you think that your liver is anhydrous as a result of your celebrations?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely. It's kind of pickled at this stage, I would say.
ReplyDeleteHere's to a bloody good pickling over the pointy tree period Kittie...Bon Chance, Bon Noel
ReplyDelete"Anhydrous"--they must teach the most amazing things down under.
ReplyDeleteWe have water problems in Australia - either too much or too little.
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