With Spring in session, I wanted a new pair of wedges because last season's have been worn to death that the soles are coming off. I browsed Target's site and settled for the ones below.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
The Look for Less
Cynthia Vincent came out with some gorgeous wedges back in 2010. They retailed for $300. At the time, I was unemployed so a purchase such as that was a bit absurd considering I had no discretionary income. Soon enough, Target came out with a collaboration collection. I love it (really hate it) when they do that. They created such a buzz as they do with all their designer collaborations. The wedges Target was putting out were identical to the Originals. I set out one morning in the rain to 5 Target's. My horrible luck, they were either ALL sold out already or the store had not and did not receive them. I recall the disappointment like it was yesterday. I've never forgotten about those wedges. They haunt me. Last week, I thought about them so I Googled them. I found a site that sells them, still for $300.00.
With Spring in session, I wanted a new pair of wedges because last season's have been worn to death that the soles are coming off. I browsed Target's site and settled for the ones below.
I know they are completely different shoes and even though I'm still lusting for the originals, something is keeping me from buying them. I don't know what it is. Of course, the price tag is steep, but that's never stopped me before. Hmmm? I think I might be listening to too much Suze Orman.
With Spring in session, I wanted a new pair of wedges because last season's have been worn to death that the soles are coming off. I browsed Target's site and settled for the ones below.
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