Womens Name Brand Shoes, Take a Cue from Paris Hilton
“Paris Hilton Footwear is perfect for the fashion-forward young woman who wants to look and feel great from head-to-toe, without spending a fortune.” – Paris Hilton
I have always admired Paris Hilton, the famous love her-or-hate her hotel heiress, socialite, actress, fashion designer and entrepreneur, not because of her countless scandals and controversies but because of her distinctive fashion sense. From her different hairstyles, clothes, accessories and shoes, she never fails to express her style and individuality. She recently launched her Paris Hilton shoe collection, one of the newest name brand shoes, at Macy’s South Coast Plaza, offering a wide array of shoe designs – pumps, boots, ballet flats, wedges and sandals.
I find her collection of pumps very impressive. The shoe designs remind me of Christian Louboutins, only a lot more affordable. My personal favorite is the women’s black peep-toe Destiny Paris Hilton pumps. A real entrepreneur indeed, because she patronizes her own products, Paris Hilton was spotted wearing her Destiny pumps in Beverly Hills last January 14, 2010. The Destiny pumps has a man-made sole, 4” heel and 1.25” platform, wrapped heel, patent leather or smooth leather upper, and a flirty bow embellishment that wraps the vamp for a lively finish. What’s special about the Destiny pumps and the rest of the Paris Hilton shoe designs is the heart-shaped comfort pad sewn into the inner sole for comfort. Definitely the right shoes for clubbing and dancing all night long. The soles of the shoes are pink, which according to Paris, herself, makes them look super cute.
The Destiny pumps are available in five different colors and textures – black croco patent, black smooth, black patent, brown suede, and olive croco patent. All are in neutral and semi-neutral colors, which make it versatile and wearable with a wide range of outfits. They are on sale at $77 a pair (previously $ 93.00) at Zappos, $89 at Macy’s and shopping.com – relatively inexpensive compared to other designer or couture pumps which costs $300 or more. The Clarice and Gilian pumps from Kate Spade, which are similar in design to the Destiny pumps, costs $216.90 and $325, respectively, and only come in two different colors. On the other hand, similar styles from Alexander McQueen cost around $700.
The only competition of the Destiny pumps in terms of style, price and comfort is the Toppazz Steve Madden pumps. It has five different colors – black, blue, gray, purple and red, a deep suede upper with a decorative ruffle at the vamp, 4.5” heel and 0.75” platform. It has a lightly cushioned man-made footbed for added comfort. It costs $99.90 at Zappos, which is slightly more expensive than the Destiny pumps. The ruffle embellishment in the Topazz is slightly more durable than the ribbon in Destiny. However, the Destiny pumps are more comfortable despite its high heels and platform, because the cushion is placed right at the ball of the foot.
Overall, the Destiny Paris Hilton pumps is a versatile shoe that lends a glamorous feel to any outfit – classy enough to wear to church, weddings, or work, and chick and sexy for parties and dancing. This shoe is definitely a catch – stylish without shelling out big bucks.


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