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Jimmy Choo For H&M Lands on Sat. Nov 14, 2009. Are You Ready?

November 14, 2009

Jimmy Choo for H&M launches this weekend

Shoe lovers and Jimmy Choo hugh fans, are you ready?

The latest designer collaboration at H&M is to launch on Saturday. The Jimmy Choo for H&M collection is expected to generate extremely high demand and H&M admitted that they were expecting “a crowd”. 
So, get in line early if you want to snag a pair of Jimmy Choos from H&M on Saturday.

The anticipated popularity of the range has led H&M to introduce a queuing system where the first 160 people in line receive a bracelet that allows them into the designated collaboration area for a limited time.
After two hours, the designated area will be opened up for all customers, however, every customer will have a limitation of buying no more than one size in shoes or garments or on piece in accessories per product per customer.

Women’s accessories – including the much sought-after shoes — will be located in a store within the store. This area will be accessible to shoppers for 10-minute intervals starting at 10:15 a.m. That’s when the first 20 people — wearing coveted green wristbands — will get to slip their feet inside some Choos.

The rest of the collection, from menswear to women’s dresses and pantsuits, will be available in the main store. And while shoes may drive many shoppers, the sexy clothing line is worth checking out.

Something you need to get ready:

Pricelist: you can view and download the price list on Jimmy Choo for H&M’s official website, enter here.

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Lacoste Footwear And Esprit Warehouse Sale Toronto November 12th to November 15th, 2009

November 12, 2009toNovember 15, 2009

Toronto GTA

2 Huge Brands: Lacoste and Esprit Sale

The only factory authorized LACOSTE Shoe Warehouse Sale in Canada!

HUGE savings on all the hottest styles for men and women including sport, classic, casual and athletic styles.

Quantities are limited, so arrive early for the best selection!

Esprit – save up to 80% Off on our biggest selection of ESPRIT clothing and accessories ever for men and women

Lacoste footwear – save up to 80% off retail on a superlative selection of the worlds most sought after brand including sport, classics and sandals for the entire family

When

November 12th to November 15th, 2009

Insider Presale
Wednesday Nov 11. 5pm – 9pm (save 10% off with email invitation) Insiders get 1st chance to buy AND save an additional 10% off

Where

The International Centre – Hall 4
6900 Airport Road at Derry Mississauga, ON

Hours

Thursday & Friday: 10 am – 9 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm

Hours

Visa, Mastercard, Debit, Cash
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Online Shopping Tips & Guide for Designer Shoes

If you’re like the thousands of other people who are obsessed with designer shoes, you may have noticed how difficult it is to actually shop for them — especially if you live in a small town that is short on high-end boutiques.

So, how about turning to the web for your designer footwear needs? It’s a great idea, but there are a few things to keep in mind.

Choosing an Online Retailer for Designer Shoes

Shopping on the web is usually extremely safe and enjoyable, but not all online retailers are created equal. You’ll want to exercise caution, especially when you’re shopping for a high-ticket item like designer footwear. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when shopping for designer items online.

  • Stick with major retailers and sites. All too often places claiming to have shoes or handbags “styled” after a certain designer’s wares are not selling the actual label, but a cheap knock-off.
  • Learn about the retailers shipping and return policies before purchasing. Items should be in stock and ready to ship within a few days. You want to be sure you’ll receive your order when you need it.Return policies should also be of utmost concern. Most reputable sites will allow returns of unworn shoes within a certain time period, and several top shoe sites will even offer free returns. If the shoes aren’t returnable, look elsewhere, or know you’re taking your chances.
  • Stick with official sites of the designer; sites that have been recommended to you by a friend; or sites that you already know. New shoe sites are popping up all the time, and some of them may be great – but it’s best to check them out by asking around before placing an expensive order.

Top Sites for Designer Shoes

Zappos Couture – Most shoe lovers already know about Zappos, the online shoe superstore, but you may not know they have a site devoted exclusively to designer and couture footwear. Pollini, Jean Paul Gaultier, Delman and DSQUARED2 are just a few of the labels you’ll find at this online powerhouse. Website | Shipping & Return Policies

FootcandyShoes.com – This is a great site for those looking for the latest styles and bargain hunters alike. They carry footwear from labels including Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik, Christian Louboutin, Rene Caovilla, and many more. A few of the pricier items can only be purchased in their store, but the majority of their goods can be purchased online. Web Site | Customer Service Page

Neiman Marcus – Carries some of the most desirable names in designer labels, including Manolo Blahnik, Dolce & Gabbana, Burberry, Rene Caovilla, Ferragamo and many, many more. Web Site | Shipping & Return Policies

Bergdorf Goodman – With labels like Jimmy Choo, Valentino, Vera Wang, Giorgio Armani, and Emilio Pucci, just to name a few, Bergdorf Goodman is a hot destination for designer footwear. Web Site | Shipping & Return Policies

Saks Fifth Avenue – Prada, Jimmy Choo, Eugenia Kim, Christian Louboutin, Dior, and several other designer shoes have found a home at Saks – and you’ll have a blast looking around. Web Site – Check Site for Shipping & Return Policies

Net-A-Porter – Selling many of the newest styles from Jimmy Choo, Alexander McQueen, Franklin Elman, Chloe, Marc Jacobs, and dozens more, a visit to Net-A-Porter.com is essential for fans of designer shoes. This UK-Based site now ships from the U.S. to over 30 countries, and also carries a great selection of designer handbags and apparel. Web Site | Shipping & Return Policies

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Paul Frank/New Balance/Timberland/ Warehouse Sale – Markham Toronto – Apr 23 to 26, 2009

April 23, 2009toApril 26, 2009

Here is an amazing warehouse sale event:

Brands include: Paul Frank, NB New Balance, Timberland, Victorinox.

For Paul Frank fans, you will find Paul Frank women’s and men’s clothing, accessories and sleep wears in this sale.

Location: Markham Fairground ( the same place of Estee Lauder/MAC warehouse sale)

10801  McCowan Road, Markham

Date: April 23 to 26, 2009.  4days only

If you print and bring the flyer below, you will get an additonal 10% off!

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The Ultimate High-Heel Survival Guide

No matter how daunting sky-high heels may seem, you can survive them this spring. Keep reading to find how to work runway on the realway.

Step One: How to shop for heels
The first step to surviving high heels is selecting the right ones. If you’re a high heel newbie, don’t opt for five inch stilettos. You have to choose what’s comfortable (yes, high heels can be comfortable!). If you feel like you might fall, don’t buy the shoes unless you know they’re reserved for an evening where you’ll be seated most of the time. Or, try a platform instead because they’re easier to walk on. Before you swipe your card and bag them, walk around the store with both shoes on. You need to be absolutely positive that the to-die-for Carrie Bradshaw heels don’t hurt your feet or squeeze your toes. Another key point: buy the right size. If you don’t have at least a half inch between your big toe and the toe of the shoe, try going a half size up. Your footsies will thank you for it. When it comes to the comfort of a well-made shoe, price is not always the most important detail (unless you’re trying on a pair of Louboutins or Manolos). Splurge a little more if you can afford to because good shoes are less likely to hurt your feet or cause back pain.

Step Two: How to wear high heels
Now that you’ve got the right shoe, you have to learn how to wear it properly. Lesson one: never attempt to wear a brand new high-heeled pair of shoes to the office. Eight hours in a tight new shoe isn’t always comfy. Wear them around the house first and break them in, then move on to wearing them to a party or out for dinner. When you finally do wear them to the office, bring a pair of flats to wear on your way home. Another comfort tip is to add heel cups or insoles. You can also try comfort pads and place them under the balls of your feet to help absorb shock. Anti-friction products might also be useful because they will prevent your shoes from irritating your skin. High heels are usually slippery underneath, too so try an anti-slip pad. It’s a thin sticker with a rough surface and it will keep your shoes from slipping and sliding. There’s absolutely nothing elegant about a woman in high heels, sprawled on the floor after an embarrassing wipe out.

Step Three: Care for those footsies
If you want your feet to love your shoes then start by loving your feet. Give yourself a foot massage and try soaking them in warm water regularly. Get rid of hard, dead skin with an exfoliating stone file. Follow with a moisturizing balm or even a foot scrub or mask. Slide on a pair of slippers when you’re done to keep your feet protected. After eight hours in five inch heels, they deserve it, don’t they?

Origin: Loulou Fashion Magazine

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