Every stylish person must be able to treat him- of herself with irony and to laugh when the others may get embarrassed. The circus styled sandals 2011 from DVF were created for brave fashion fans who adore striking details in their image. The author of the footwear is an American designer Diane von Fürstenberg. Let’s “try on” the model.

Diane von Fürstenberg sandals 2011 are amusing and bright with Kitsch elements in their design. Still, Kitsch is moderately used for the sandals and is just a great means to add spice to their design, but - no more.

The circus style of these sandals 2011 doesn’t deprive them of femininity, and they still remain cheerful and attractive. The top is made from colored leather: there are red, brown and white triangular pieces that are arranged into a symmetric ornament. The pieces are stitched with a golden rope that can be tied round the ankle as well.

The sandals from Diane von Fürstenberg are equipped with a low platform and a figured heel that is narrowed downwards. Everything is extremely simple and clear so the sandals are perceived as an original designer idea without any distracting details.

Such sandals can be combined with a simply cut dress. It would be even cooler if you wear a mutli-colored dress with a corresponding creative print. Several prints are greater.

In conclusion I should say that these creative sandals 2011 cost $ 335.

This summer the French fashion house Christian Dior allows their admirers to come closer to the world of high fashion, namely to the world of Haute Couture shoes. The delightful Dior shoes that were first launched in frames of Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2010 collection will appear in boutiques now. Nobody can tell why they decided to do so, but you obviously shouldn’t miss such a great opportunity.

The four Haute Couture high-heeled sandals look as if taken from a fairy tale; they come in raspberry pink, red, black and golden color variants. The first three models are made from suede while the fourth one is made from thin leather. Every detail of these sandals deserves paying attention to; either it is an ornate heel comprised of interwoven stems, or a strap neatly stitched at the edges.

These refined Haute Couture sandals excellently suit an image of a flower girl used by Christian Dior from the early history of Dior fashion house. The colors for the Haute Couture Fall 2010 collection are inspired by the works of Irving Penn who takes macro photos of flowers and buds.

The colors include yellow, pink, orange, purple, lemon and blue shades that are not typical of fading fall, but reflect summertime riot of colors and shapes in the best way. John Galliano, the creator of these Haute Couture sandals, was also inspired by interwoven rose stems.

It goes without saying that each pair of the sandals was made by hand.

At the latest New York fashion week where spring-summer shoes models were presented, the Ohne Titel designers unveiled a little collection of four footwear models. However modest in quantity the collection is, the design of the new shoes is really impressive. The shoes are united by their peep toes and futuristic coloring.

The new booties feature the most popular colors of the season: red, yellow, deep blue and of course white. In addition, the colors are combined according to the “color blocking” rule, which is also hot in this season. The rule allows combining seemingly incompatible colors to create a sticking effect.

All the booties have peep toes while their heels differ. Two of them are equipped with a wide and comparatively low heel while the other two feature a neat thin heel that is slightly bent. All the booties have a zipper with a tassel alongside with various braided elements like leather ropes above the peep toes.

Any girl wearing these bright booties will immediately draw people’s attention and won’t remain unnoticed. The booties can be a great bargain for fashion girls as they comply with all the rules of the season – bright and brave colors, elaborated details and peep toes.

These Ohne Titel booties remind me of Nicola Geskier’s works he did for house of Balenciaga. He also used to create (and sometimes does it now) futuristic accessories, both stylish and brightly colored.