I'm so behind on posting, but wanted to update on the Giveaway. I may still do a few substitutions (I have a big bag of zebra striped shoes somewhere that I can't find, and I'm thinking one of those may make an appearance if I can put my hands on them before Sept. 12), but I've picked out all THIRTY shoes for the GIVEAWAY!
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| Funky silhouetted shoes |
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| Super cool heeled shoes |
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| Boot-like shoes (the bottom one is what I used on the Aztec Goddess and looks great once it's all glittered, especially if you then trace and glitter all the cut outs) |
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| Perfect boots for getting (or maintaining) your boot balls |
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| Excellent wedges - these were living in my "turn these into more cake shoes" bin until I pulled them for the giveaway. The red one has lots of surface area for plenty of fake cake layers if you're feeling like taking a swing at a doberge or rainbow cake or something along those lines... |
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| Stripper-licious selections from my Ami Club Wear doorbusters order. We all know the more street-walker-y the better for Muses shoes - both have sky high heels and wicked platforms. |
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| Baby shoes (I'm counting these each as one-half) |
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| Some classic pointy toe high heels |
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| These are paired because they both have cool geometric heels - the top shoe has a really cone-like shoe (perfect for something like this) and the bottom shoe has a kind of faceted geology thing going. If you're someone who lets the shoes speak to you, I'm sure these would have plenty to say. |
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| Nice basic heels for classic Muses shoes. The bottom one is particularly nice because it's cream colored so you could layer iridescent sheers (or maybe get some sweet ombre going) without priming. |
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| I always grab shoes like this because I like to add stuff to the heels (snoballs, sno-blizes, coffee cups, gumball machines, cotton candy, etc.) and it's always easiest for sandal type heels. This one has pretty rhinestone trim along the front for extra fanciness. |
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| More Ami Club Wear gorgeousness - I'm including a rainbow pump and TWO pairs of the sequin heeled platforms (one pair of pale blue, one pair of yellow). I haven't glittered these yet, but I love how a bunch of the work is already done for you - those platforms are going to look sensational when they're glittered in coordinated colors to match the sequin patchwork on the heels. For the rainbow shoe, I might not glitter the exterior at all, which is a big deal for me...rarely do I see a shoe that wouldn't be majorly improved with glitter, but I'm thinking this is one of them. I might do a coat of plain white iridescent sheer glitter so the rainbow still shows through, trying to decide (can't wait to see what the Giveaway winner does with hers!!) |
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| Heels with a little something extra going one |
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| The top shoe is one of those heeled sandals I like for "sculptural shoes" where the heel is a cup/cone/etc. The bottom has all these cool holes that look really neat once the whole shoe is glittered (it was the mate for my Tabasco shoe) |
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| This kinda retro shoe - I don't usually like a strappy shoe because of the floppiness factor, but this one holds it's shape nicely and I love the chunky heel |
That's all of them! As a reminder, go and enter
HERE by telling me about your favorite Muses Shoe by Sept. 9th and they might be yours to glitter!!
PS - You don't need to be a Muse to win, so tell your friends and they could potentially score more chances for you to get them...
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