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My Glass Slipper

JessicaM. Posted:

My Glass Slipper

Is it worth it to go at lunch today...it's not too far from my office.

anyone have an opinion on this place?
CJStein Posted:

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I bought my shoes from them online...customer service was good, they arrived quickly and I got them on sale. I guess the store would be the same.

Have fun and good luck if you go!
JessicaM. Posted:

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thanks. I'm going to give it a whirl. I'll let ya'll know what happens!

ChrissynRicky Posted:

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Posted by JessicaM.

thanks. I'm going to give it a whirl. I'll let ya'll know what happens!



Have fun! Where are they located?
smurray Posted:

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Posted by ChristineAE


Posted by JessicaM.

thanks. I'm going to give it a whirl. I'll let ya'll know what happens!



Have fun! Where are they located?



20 W. 22nd St, #614
New York, NY 10010

212-627-0231
Nadia Posted:

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Please post the picture for us
JessicaM. Posted:

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so, the trip was kind of a bust, mostly b/c I didn't come back with anything . they had some nice shoes though, just nothing that really called out to be, even though the selection was good. I am interested in this shoe- I originally tried it on at RK and I tried it again today, but I am just not sure if it goes with my dress, and they are $106 (though MGS was charging $116 so if I do get them, it'll be from RK)

first are the pair I am currently considering

second are shoes I love, but they are over $200

third are another pair in contention
Nadia Posted:

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I love #2 though. It's so pretty
esb980 Posted:

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I like #1

amstellitelady Posted:

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I love #3

MrsFelix Posted:

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I love the first pair too!!! Those are really pretty. Although my feet would probably be killing me after I walk down the LONG aisle.

I don't wear high heels often so I'm afraid of my wedding day.
seta Posted:

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i love #1...

ChrissynRicky Posted:

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Jess, I love #2, did you consider buying a similar shoe, and then having the brooch added? Might be a much cheaper alternative.

or....spend the $200 and then have them dyed after the wedding if you don't plan on wearing white again - it's easier to go from lighter colors to darker colors (ie: white to black)
JessicaM. Posted:

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Posted by ChristineAE

Jess, I love #2, did you consider buying a similar shoe, and then having the brooch added? Might be a much cheaper alternative.

or....spend the $200 and then have them dyed after the wedding if you don't plan on wearing white again - it's easier to go from lighter colors to darker colors (ie: white to black)



Leo likes them better too, though he also likes the dress matching pair as well.

I was unlucky in finding brooches that I liked that also kept the cost down...but I suppose I could keep trying.
ChrissynRicky Posted:

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Posted by JessicaM.


Posted by ChristineAE

Jess, I love #2, did you consider buying a similar shoe, and then having the brooch added? Might be a much cheaper alternative.

or....spend the $200 and then have them dyed after the wedding if you don't plan on wearing white again - it's easier to go from lighter colors to darker colors (ie: white to black)



Leo likes them better too, though he also likes the dress matching pair as well.

I was unlucky in finding brooches that I liked that also kept the cost down...but I suppose I could keep trying.



Hm...I think you should invest the $200...well worth it! Cut corners in other places
M&S Sept12006 Posted:

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I love #1...yaouhzes...

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