Keep Your Eyes Spotted For Leopard Print Flats

Posted by admin | Boots, Fashion, Leggings, Shopping, Smart, Smart Fashion | Thursday 15 October 2009 2:05 pm

Leopard FlatsNext time you spot a celebrity or even a local luminary on your travels, take a quick peek at their feet. You might be surprised to find their toes covered with spots, as in a fine pair of leopard print flats.

Leopards were seen recently on two of Hollywood’s trendiest – actress and fashion designer Ashley Olsen and Tinseltown princess Suri Cruise, 3-year-old daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.

Ms. Olsen set off her solid-color top and skinny jeans with a fabulous pair of leopard flats. Miss Cruise sported her spots, along with striped tights and a leafy-green handbag, while on a shopping trip with Mom.

Both young ladies highlight the prime function of leopard flats – to turn an ordinary outfit into an eye-catching costume. There are two pointers to using leopard flats in your own wardrobe: Remember that a little goes a long way, and that leopards don’t need much in the way of jazzing up.

Some designers make this point by putting leopard on leather with some texture to it, such as calf hair. Or they create “leopard under glass” by using patent leather to give the pattern some shine. Designs also have included peep toes or side cutouts, but most shoemakers like to keep the lovely leopard print intact. When embellishments do pop up for leopard print flats, then tend to be simple, such as ribbon bows or leather ties.

One of the advantages to flats is the variety of styles available. While many consumers think of flats as simple slip-ons, there are round-toe ballerina styles, pointed-toe sophisticates and sporty loafers from which to choose, among other options. Heels range from barely there to chunky and square, with a wedge thrown in for good measure.

In short, leopard print flats ought to be an essential part of your wardrobe. A little walk on the wild side will bring some excitement to a ho-hum outfit.

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