Franco Sarto for the Poor Girls
Manolo says, many of the Manolo’s internet friends have been again emailing the Manolo, begging, “Manolo, please to help us, we are the poor girls who have no moneys but who need the super fantastic shoes!”
As always, the Manolo he would tell the poor girls to save the moneys carefully so that they may be able to purchase the true shoes of super fantasticness. Nothing can compare to this.
However, at the same of the time, the Manolo he knows what it is like to be poor, so poor that you must fashion your own super fantastic shoes out of the prison blankets and second-hand suits you have purchased for pennies at the store of thriftyness.
And so the Manolo he has selected three pairs of the autumnal shoes from the Franco Sarto that will hold the poor working girl until she is able to afford something wonderful.
Not only are the shoes of the round toes comfortable, but they are this season in.
The colors of this shoe, the Manolo he found them appealing. And like many of the shoes of the Franco Sarto these they are strongly reminscent of the good shoes of the Bruno Magli, only executed in the China, with the inferior materials, and poor quality workmanship. (One gets what one pays for, which is why one should save the moneys and buy quality.)
Here is another of the shoes of that would be good for the stylish working girl, perhaps the poor, just-starting-out professional who wishes to impress the hunky young FedEx man.
September 20th, 2005 at 9:45 am
I’ve worn Franco Sarto shoes for years, and have found them to be durable, stylish and comfortable. Even now, when I can afford a few pairs of the superfantastic shoes, there are still a few pairs of Sarto’s in my regular rotation. I like the second one you’ve pictured here.
September 20th, 2005 at 11:27 am
Again, nice simple shoes. I could wear the first one, had I anything to wear it with. ^-^
Of course I like fall clothing best and wear dark colors year round. It is bad, I look bad, but I am comfortable, tidy and ready for the unexpected demise of anybody.
September 20th, 2005 at 1:17 pm
The Franco Sarto shoes, they are indeed most comfortable and affordable. And in this case, easy on the eyes.
September 20th, 2005 at 2:28 pm
The top pair, they are mine now.
September 20th, 2005 at 6:22 pm
The shoes of the Franco Sarto are made in China? The ones that I have are labeled “Made In Brazil”.
September 20th, 2005 at 7:04 pm
China, Brazil…Brazil, China.
Actually, the Manolo he was wrong.
In terms of the quality, the Brazil it is slightly better than the China, but still well below Spain, which is far, far below the Italia.
September 21st, 2005 at 8:13 am
I blame this site for my extravagences in spending on shoes this year. I bought at least 5 new pairs of shoes - I’ve never done that.
Seriously, though, most of the shoes that you put as beautiful for women have heels. I understand that heels are pretty, but I HATE THEM.
Am I a complete cretin for always wanting to wear mostly flat shoes?
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September 21st, 2005 at 2:42 pm
In terms of the quality, the Brazil it is slightly better than the China, but still well below Spain, which is far, far below the Italia.
Well, the Brazil, it has a tradition of the leatherwork, while the China, it has a tradition of the footbinding.
Which explains why the jrochest, she cannot walk in the shoes made in the China.
September 23rd, 2005 at 11:27 pm
I buy Italian-made shoes from private boutiques and they are fabulous. The leather is oh-so-luxurious…and it doesn’t cost me much. Manolo is right..Italian shoes will always be the best.
September 30th, 2005 at 9:28 am
Franco Sarto makes my feet happy, especially since most of them have that nice suble rubber bottom that makes handling the roads of Boston that much easier. Love em!