Michael Kors Opera for the Monday
Manolo says, it is Monday and you are again back at your desk, working for the Man, so as to earn your meager crust of bread. Worse, it is only ten in the morning, and already you have endured the first disaster of the week, as your boss has informed you that you had forgotten to put the new coversheets on the previous week’s TPS reports, thus invoking the petty wrath of the various panjandrums and poobahs further up the chain of corporate misery.
And so you boot up your computer and shout “Ayyyy! Manolo take me away!” And the Manolo does, by showing you the simple, elegant, and completely gorgeous Opera by Michael Kors.
Suddenly you are Grace Kelly, and your boyfriend (who is at home on the couch, playing Grand Theft Auto, and neglecting the help wanted ads) is Cary Grant, or at least he is the magical-realism version of himself, one that is shaved, well-dressed, moderately sober and employed.
Beautiful shoes, is there nothing they cannot do?











I really like the gold and rich brown color combination. Gold is still really hot this season. It’s super chic for summer or any night out….
I love it — it’s got a “Grace Kelly goes to Studio 54″ kind of vibe.
Poobahs and Grand Theft Auto indeed. Together in one post.
Ah, Manolo, you have out-Manolo’ed yourself!
Those are indeed beautiful.
They take my mind off the project manager urging me to use the correct brackets in my copy (curly, not straight). I wish she would read the actual copy.
Cristina — at least your PM reads your stuff. My former boss didn’t read my memos, cancelled our meetings (actually, just didn’t bother to show up), and would say, “This data stuff [data stuff being what I did] is so boring. I don’t get it.” At least he’s a former boss!
Ooops. I didn’t read your comment closely enough. Alas, your PM and my boss must know each other, although I commend your PM for at least pretending to look at what you have produced.
wow..nice shoes! :)
Oh, how I love those shoes. Now if only I were earning more than what essentially equals a few measly crusts of bread so that I could afford them!