It was actually my mom who introduced me to yellow shoes a few months back, and I'll admit - they're surprisingly versatile. I bought mine to go with work clothes and they were unsurprisingly much cheaper (although vaguely similar to these - holes and all), but Manolo Blahnik does no wrong. 

    I stumbled upon these sandals last night and I fell in love. As we all know by now, I love bows, but the wooden heel is a perfect height for casual summer outfits and would look great with jeans or dresses!

     When I first saw these shoes, I was kind of confused. But the more that I look at them, the more they're growing on me. The natural leather version is definitely the cutest of the three options, and if styled right (boyfriend jeans, cargo jacket) they could be pretty fierce.

Art on the Grand

     This weekend my boyfriend and I took a day trip to Farmington for the Art on the Grand art festival. I didn't end up buying anything but we had a good time looking at the art and stopped in a few shops along the street, one of them being Village Shoe Inn, a total shoe heaven. I could have spent hours in there trying on shoes - they have a ton of brands like Nine West, Blowfish, BCBG, and they're ALL at at least 20-60% discounted (!!!). I tried on a pair of gold glitter pumps that were a little flashy for everyday, but I actually think they look pretty good with the outfit I had on, and they were only $30. But, in an attempt at being practical, I ended up leaving without them because there's no way I'd be able to walk around Ann Arbor in them for longer than five minutes. We also stopped in Sunflour Bakehous, a super adorable bakery. Check out their website here!

Cropped Denim Jacket and Crochet Tunic, Forever 21

Taylor Skinny Jeans, Delia*s

Retail Therapy

Chanel

S/S 2010 Runway Linen Clog

Brian Atwood

Patent Leather d'Orsay Pump, $595

Christian Louboutin

 Relika Patent Mary Jane Pumps, $835

Jimmy Choo 

Penny Leopard-Print Wedge, $449