All The Hills girls were in attendance for Lauren Conrad's runway debut at LA Fashion Week — and I was there, too! I was sitting across the way from Audrina, Lo, and the gang, so I got a good look at how Fab Whitney's cut-out heels were — no surprise, since her wardrobe is your favorite from The Hills. Turns out they were Opening Ceremony Cut-Out Oxford Pumps ($335), a little pricey but a lot of chic.
J Taylor
Mon Showroom
Missoni
Hmmmm not sure how I feel about these...
1I love Whitney. Definately my favorite person on the show but I HATE these shoes!
2Kind of cute.
3I love these shoes, are there any cheaper versions with the same cut out effect??? I think you can do a lot with these shoes, she doesn't look half bad in that dress with them!
4i think i like these shoes. what's up with slingbacks, I don't see them much anymore. I just scored a pair of leopard slingback peeptoes... do you think they are still in style?? - confused
5I don't think the shoes go with that dress and vice-versa. On their own, the shoes are different and interesting though.
6Whitney's favorite, love the shoes but they're pretty $$$$.
7These shoes are too cute to pass up.
8Not feeling the shoes but they look cute on Whitney. I love her!
9Love them!
10VERY pricey though!
+1 with berrymix's comment.
I saw these the other day at Nordstrom. They have a kinda similar style but open toe and different two tone color.
11http://teamsugar.com/user/roberto/fabfinds/1114255
Ugh. That's all. Just....ugh.
12She's so pretty. These shoes, however, are not. I'm a fan of come cut-out heels, but not these. They look strange.
13*some*
14no likey.
15very different..looks pretty cool artistically
16I bought these shoes. I must agree, they didn't look so appealing just standing alone in the eluxury site, but tehy look great on. I thought they looked very nice on Whitney in this picture!
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