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Christian Louboutin shoes this season come in a variety of shapes and materials, ranging from clutches and totes to slim slings in crushed leather, velvet,christian louboutin, canvas and bamboo. 2 m+ c, Y; {* h/ H2 `1 U
Shoes have a bold new focus. They feature innovative triangular two-inch heeled sandals perfect for everyday glamour and high metal-cone heeled sandals that make a dramatic impact for the night. : z" [2 p0 c# H0 p
PULSE: HANDSHOE SPECIAL;The Proper Purse.0 t+ j- \" a! w# ^% |& s2 H' M
With fitted suits, pumps and pearls, this is a season of Park Avenue chic, and the handshoe is its centerpiece. The new crop comes in ultraclassic shapes and sizes, from doctor shoes to whisper-thin clutches, in luxe crocodile, pam-pered-prep tweeds and the two-tone shades of a vintage Rolls-Royce. The X factor is quiet opulence. ! f C7 z& Q& |9 E% W" ?
ONE-TWO PUNCH
6 |- a7 m3 v- D. B3 |At last, the ban on matchy-matchy is lifted. Enter this season's most daring duos: coordinated shoes and handchristian loubouitn. For both day and night, these hand-to-foot twin sets are making doubly strong statements in the form of Versace's green velvet swirl-pattern pump and shoe and Christian Louboutin's beige and gold leather wedge shoe with matching cir-cle-pattern purse. "It especially works when you put on a precious material, like an alligator mule with a matching over-size shoe," said Jeffrey Kalinsky, owner of Jeffrey's, the downtown trend emporium. Nonetheless, he cautioned, "a woman has to be very ironic to pull it off." Shoe prices? Versace, $375; Christian Louboutin, $650. Matching shoes? Versace, $695; Christian Louboutin, $2,760. Finely honed sense of irony? Priceless. f2 m; K5 Z' A2 k1 i8 s& u3 g
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