Franco Sarto for the Poor Girls
Manolo says, once again many of the internet friends of the Manolo they are saying to the Manolo, “Manolo, you must help us. We are so poor and we cannot afford the shoes of super fantasticness!”
To these friends the Manolo he says, be not afraid.
Indeed, the Manolo he know what it is like to be poor, so poor that you must fashion your own super fantastic shoes out of the blocks of the scrap wood and the pieces of the rubber you have picked up alongside the road to the dump. And so the Manolo he has looked at the shoes of the Franco Sarto and picked out three of the pairs which are worth the wearing during the warm months, and that sell for under $100 of the American dollars.
Yes, these shoes, they are undoubtedly made in the China and are not of the highest quality, but they stylish enough to tide you over until you can save enough of the moneys to buy the truly super fantastic shoes.
This “ethnicy” sandal, it has the flair that the Manolo finds attractive.
For the Manolo this chunky platform sandal, it has the borderline tacky tough girl look that would make it right for striding down the streets with the confidence.
The slide, it come in the variety of the colors including the pattern of the cheetah skin. It is pretty, but with the adjustable band also comfortable for wearing on the lazy weekends.
Yes, the shoes of the Franco Sarto they affordable and sometimes even stylish if one looks hard enough.
My Mother always told me that if you only had a limited budget…then spend it on the shoes. Clothing styles for women change so frequently, but the shoes should be the best possible because, well just because.
Franco Sarto is very much a favorite of The Fuzzball and I must applaud The Manolo for being so incredibly brilliant as to showcase Sarto’s shoes!
*golf clap*
tee hee
Franco Sarto not only has decent shoes for the price, they have great handbags too. Because if you’re going to have good shoes, you should also have a good handbag.
While I can see some of the cuteness in the first sandal, I do wonder if the second shoe was indeed made of the scrap wood and the pieces of the rubber.
Still Manolo, many thanks for showing these possible alternatives to the super fantastic shoes.
I have a lovely pair of kitten heeled, ankle strap sandals of the Sarto. They have the cutest patent leather bow, and are most comfortable to walk in. Plus, I got them for $9.97! I also loved his patent leather 40s-styled stack-heeled slingbacks from last season, but alas, I snoozed and lost at the clearance table.
Great job guys…