Archive for the ‘Boots’ Category

There are some fab deals on La Canadienne boots this week at 6pm.com! With reductions as high as 80% off of the retail price you can score some spectacular boots. They currently have a nice selection of short, mid height, and tall boots. The Maddy Boot (shown on the left) is just one of the many fantastic styles that are available right now. The Maddy boot is currently priced at $59.95 (retails for $298.00).

The La Canadienne Company was established 45 years ago in Montreal in the heart of Canada’s fashion capital with the goal of creating comfortable, versatile boots that would offer unbeatable protection against the cold, wet Canadian climate. La Canadienne boots are made in Canada and are crafted with the finest Italian materials, including genuine shearling, waterproof calf suede and calf leathers, and breathable stretch microfibres.

If you are in need of some good winter boots that are as fashionable as they are warm, these are also on sale at 6pm.com.   Effective Winter boots that will truly keep you warm in frigid temperatures are usually an investment. Here’s you’re chance to pick up some at a fraction of the retail price!  The Agatha Boot (shown on the right) is currently on sale for $59.95 (retails for 325.00).  The cuff can be worn down as shown in the image or it can be worn up for maximum protection from the cold weather.

Selection is somewhat limited in sizes on certain boots but there are many styles to choose from.  Sale ends next Sunday (March 7).

La Canadienne also makes some great sandals. Manufactured in Europe using the same high quality leathers as are used in their boots, La Canadienne Sandals not only have great leather uppers, but they are lined with leather and have leather footbeds as well.  Click here to check out the latest La Canadienne Sandals on sale!

The holidays are over and you’ve survived the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, family gatherings, and celebrating the New Year. Why not treat yourself to some new shoes! January is a great time to get some great deals on shoes. Piperlime currently has their Lime Tag Sale of up to 40 percent off going on and today only, you can get an additional 20% off of all shoes on sale! To get your additional 20% off, enter this coupon code at checkout: TREAT4ME

Find great deals on boots, dress pumps and sandals, and sport shoes. They have it all and at fantastic prices! The sizes are somewhat limited for some of the styles but, overall, there is a good selection. Here is just a small selection of the shoes that are drastically reduced right now.

1. Frye Fiona Pull On Boots
2. Jessica Simpson Jemma Flats
3. Chie Mihara Medioda
4. Nicole Outrageous Pumps
5. Coclico Oho Boots
6. Seychelles Orchestra Tall Boots
7. Donald J Pliner Carly Sandal

Today Only! Get an extra 20% off sale with promo code TREAT4ME. Ends 11:59pm EST 1/5/10. Shop Now!

Frye Riding Boots are not only a classic boot but they are currently a popular style among boots trends this season. With all of the sky high heels and platforms, they are also a comfortable alternative to looking chic during Fall and Winter. Riding boots typically have a 1 inch or less heel, making them super comfy, yet stylish at the same time.

Here are some of the latest riding boot styles by Frye…

The Frye Paige Tall Riding Boot features a traditional, timeless silhouette with chic lines defined by a top stitched leather overlay on the front. Shown here in black, the Paige Riding Boot is also available in brown, dark brown, or tan.

The Frye Paige Clovertab Cuff Riding Boot features vintage leather with prominent clovertab hardware laid across a suede insert.  Shown here in fawn, the Paige Clovertab Boot is also available in black or cognac.

The Frye Melissa Button Riding Boot features classic styling with buttons at the top of the shaft.   Shown here in fawn, the Melissa Button Boot is also available in cognac, dark brown, bordeaux, or black.

The Frye Dorado Riding Boots have buckle detailing and a 1 inch heel.   Shown here in black, the Dorado Riding Boots are also available in bordeaux, dark brown, or spice.

The Frye Shirley Riding Boot has hand-antiqued leather and buckle detailing at the top of the shaft and ankle.  The top of the shaft can be folded down or worn straight up.  Shown here in red-brown, the Shirley Riding Boot is also available in dark grey, black, or bordeaux.

Established in 1863, the Frye Company is the oldest shoe company in America. This long history has given them a reputation for making finely crafted, fashionable boots using the finest leathers and quality hardware.

Frye Riding Boots range from $300 – $500, but they are a worthy investment because they will last for years, looking better as the leather ages. You’ll want to care properly for your investment by using saddle soap are a good leather conditioner. This will ensure that your riding boots look great for many years.

Riding boots are meant to be sleek and form fitting, so make sure that your riding boots fit snuggly against your leg. If you find your leather riding boots to fit a bit too snuggly around your leg, try taking them to a cobbler to have the leather stretched.

If you only have one pair of riding boots among your boot collection, black or brown boots will have the most versatility among your Fall and Winter wardrobe pieces. You can wear your riding boots with leggings or with pants tucked inside. They can also be worn with dresses or skirts. Be sure that the hem line is above the top of the boot and, for a polished look, wear tights in the same color as your boots to keep the lines of your outfit.

These fierce boots by Cynthia Vincent will certainly take your look up a few notches. The Cynthia Vincent Kala boot features sexy fish bone style cut-outs, a hidden platform, and a conical heel. The rear zipper at the heel is placed well, and does not interfere with sexy lines and cut-outs on the front and sides of these boots.

The gray color of the Kala boot is perfect in that it doesn’t detract from the daring femininity but instead makes it subtle and mysterious. These boots would look fabulous paired with gray tights.

Cynthia Vincent only recently expanded her clothing line to include footwear in 2005. In that short time, her shoe collections have gained a reputation for unique styling that is feminine and sophisticated.

I’ve been drawn to navy blue boots ever since I spotted the Daria Boot by Donald J Pliner. Now I’m seeing many other brands with blue boots in their Fall/Winter collections.   Navy blue boots stand out because they are an unusual color for leather and not the usual black or brown shade that we see and wear so often. However, navy blue boots are more versatile than you would think because they go with so many things and they are a great way to add color to your Fall/Winter wardrobe. Wear them with neutrals, such as black, brown, camel, and grey or with complementary colors such as orange, blues, and yellows.

There are quite a few navy blue boots available now and in quite a few styles, including both knee high and ankle boots. Here are a few of my favorite navy blue boots…

Donald J Pliner Daria navy blue boots in denim oilskin feature sexy lace up closure and a tractor platform sole.

Gabriella Rocha Adair navy blue boots feature gold buckle and studs as well as a very reasonable 3 inch heel.

Vince Camuto Mikey in varsity blue in the ever so popular ankle boot style. The
Vince Camuto Mikey navy blue boots feature suede leather, rounded toe, stacked chunky heel, and an inside zipper closure.

Nine West Halfpint dark blue ankle boot features gorgeous suede and a low stacked heel at 2 inches. At less than $100.00, this is a very affordable option!

If you’ve decided to wear the western trend that is so popular now, here are some navy blue boots in western style…

Frye Carson pull on boot in sapphire features classic Western detailing with supple, slouchy antiqued soft full-grain leather with a self-lining so it can be worn fashionably cuffed.

Navy boots are a great way complement and add color to Fall/Winter wardrobe pieces in neutral shades. For many, navy is just the right amount of color without being too bright. It can also be classic and looks nice with traditional Fall patterns, such as plaids or tweeds. If boots aren’t your style, try some navy pumps or mules.

Navy comes in many hues and can be difficult to match with a blue outfit. It can also look a bit too matchy-matchy if matching with an all blue outfit. I find navy looks best when paired with neutrals and complementary colors.