Holiday Shoes 2006, Part III
Manolo says, here is the sparkly gold velvet party shoe from the Laundry by Shelli Segal that would enliven that dull corporate party at the Marriot Town Centre Suburban Chain Hotel Function Room.
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December 7, 2006
[...] Which drives us to the key issue: Marketers must be concerned with what they are marketing, not just how they are marketing it. They need to impress their clients- admit to their clients- that no set of words from a hack copywriter is going to serve as a call to action. Is going to get people to open their wallets and buy. They have to do what they almost never do: Lobby to make the products better, cooler, more effective. To help their clients imagine and create products and services people will fall in love with. Does Manolo Blahnik need a call to action to sell his shoes to women? I can hear him laughing now. The shoes are the call to action, squared. Can you say the same about your product? [...]
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OOOH La La! Now that’s a shoe that says “Hello Sailor”!
I love it. And I love that it doesn’t have the ostentatious holiday hood ornament as well.
Bravo Manolo!
I shoe to make every girl dream she is Ginger Rogers, dancing in the fabulous designer gown!
CharmingGeek, are you being sarcastic? It is an ostentatious holiday hood ornament- of the most attractive sort!
ayyyy! this shoe could make me break my vow never to wear really high heels again!! thanks, manolo!!and the very best christmas wishes to you… thank you also for witty and intelligent comments always!
I bought a pair similar to this for my gal pal … but it made her toes squishy and i needed to add a pair of Dainty Footings so she didn’t cry from pain. But girlfriend – the shoes were FINE.
Aye ME! Hello ladies! That’s my feet talking to the shoes.