I've wanted a pair of Chloe maryjanes since Rumi, goddess of the fashion blogosphere, got hers. And even though I am no longer on the spending ban (YAY!!!)I still can't drop tons of money on shoes just yet,no matter how pretty they are. Thankfully, Payless seems to have stepped up their game. I want BOTH pairs so badly, it hurts!
I had a pair of Payless shoes as a kid and they hurt so much, I never wore them. Here's to hoping history doesn'trepeat itself.
Photos: payless.com, style.com
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Some Payless shoes hurt and some don't. My latest purchase from them, are these oxford pump cutouts and they are comfortable!
ohh those maryjanes are adorable. i did a boot post awhile ago with a few payless boot options, which were also pretty cute. every single shoe i've bought from payless has been very painful (except for flats) so i'm a little reluctant to buy, but they have some great options!
LOVE the shoes on the right! I've been shopping at Payless for my whole life and I haven't had any bad experiences (except for a few fashion faux pas in my younger years) so I'm sure they will be comfy.
xox
Choubelle
those are from payless? oh sweeet! love the patent oxford pumps; finally, a pair that isnt obnoxiously high!
i have a pair of pumps from payless, about 4 inches high...they are soooo comfy!! but the others are a bit uncofortable
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There are some clues to determine a shoe's comfort. I always first check the heel to see how much cushion they have. Then I always check where the balls of my feet would be. If the front part of a shoe isn't lined, it's not a big deal. You can always stick a Dr. Scholl's in there. If I feel like I need to insert padding, then I tend to buy half a size bigger as the padding tends to constrain space. Also, I like to bend it in the middle to see how flexible it is. That's also a telltale sign of (dis)comfort.
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