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For serious sex appeal, look no further than this range of red platforms, pumps and sandals by GUESS
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From elequent to downright sexy, for the confident woman.
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Nothing will elevate you like a pair of red platform shoes from the leading suppliers of the world
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Red high heels are to die for. No wardrope is complete without a pair of red heels
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Chic stillettos for the daring, sultry and alluring
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Red patent sandals by Jessica Simpson, Claudio Merazzi and gem-studded goddess
These are the boots made for walking. Red boots spell danger
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Red handbags to match every occasion, for those wild at heart
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Jessica Simpson Women's Acadia Pump » Slip into pure sex appeal with Jessica Simpson's Acadia. The sassy pump features a glossy patent or genuine leather upper, delicate curves, a peep toe, and a sky-high heel that will instantly glam up your gams. |
Jessica Simpson Women's Nolita Pump » Add sizzle to any outfit with the Nolita pump from Jessica Simpson. The glossy leather shoe boasts striking curves, a tall, thin heel, and a pointed toe to perk things up. The shoe also comes in a variety of colors and prints that will stand out. |
Jessica Simpson Women's Deema Peep Toe Slingback » Perfect for a night on the town, the Deema pump from Jessica Simpson is sure to add some flirtiness to any outfit. The pump features a luxe leather upper, a peep toe, and an adjustable slingback design for a custom fit. You'll love its animal-printed lining peeping through, and the tall heel glams up your gams in no time at all. |
Jessica Simpson Women's Casa Platform Pump » Naughty meets nice in the Casa pump from Jessica Simpson. The sky-high silhouette boasts a glossy reptile upper, a sexy ankle strap, and a pleated bow on the vamp for a charming final touch. |
Jessica Simpson Women's Taneala Platform Pump » Jessica Simpson's Taneala will vamp up any outfit. The striking leather pump features an eye-catching animal print or glossy leather upper, a curvaceous vamp, and a contrasting heel and platform to shake things up. |
Jessica Simpson Women's Chevell Low-Pump » Jessica Simpson vamps up a classic silhouette with the Chevell pump. The shoe features a traditional pointed toe and the perfect mid-cut heel to keep it walkable, and its shimmering reptile-embossed leather upper adds flair to work or weekend attire alike. |
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Kelly Pickler wrote a song about them, they have been spotted on the red carpet numerous times, and style experts have written extensively about them. Red shoes have a reputation that not only surpasses that of “the little black dress,” but they also make a splash wherever they go – especially in Tinseltown.
For 2007-2008, red seemed (and still seems) to be all the rage. On any given day you will come across snapshots of celebrities carrying bright red purses, wearing short red skirts or strolling past the paparazzi in all different kinds of sexy red shoes. No other celebrity, however, has been ridiculed as much for her tribute to the red shoe rage than Heather Graham. When the lovely Ms. Graham arrived on the red carpet at the 2007 SAG Awards in red Versace platforms, she joked about them with E!’s then Guiliana DePandi by saying that the red platforms were her “stripper shoes.” Most people agreed that the red shoes were “begging for a pole dance” or “cute, but not for the red carpet.”
While this fashion faux paux hasn’t been repeated since, numerous celebrities have been spotted in red shoes, but they have all been careful to avoid clichés and chunky red shoes over five inches tall. People who were spotted in red shoes include: Avril Lavigne, Cameron Diaz, Jessica Alba, Kelis, Paris Hilton, Jessica Simpson, Sienna Miller, Kirsten Bell, Victoria Beckham, Reese Witherspoon, Beyonce, Nicole Kidman, and Natalie Portman, to name a few. Cameron Diaz wore the little red devils with a classic little black dress and Sienna Miller decided to pair her red shoes with a white dress. Kelis rocked a pair of red heels on stage, while Kirsten Bell was spotted wearing her red tappers with a shiny black skirt and white ruffled blouse.
Like Carlos Santana, who recently designed a gorgeous collection of red shoes to help raise money to fight stroke and heart disease in women, Ms. Natalie Portman has decided to design a line with animal-awareness in mind, which will also benefit several charities. Her vegan-friendly collection called the "Natalie Portman Collection," will be made without animal ingredients -- no fur, no leather, no feathers - and 5 percent of the profits will be donated to charity. The first Natalie Portman Collection design was a pair of red patent high-heeled Mary Janes, which Ms. Portman proudly wore on the label's website when it launched.