Saddle shoes + plaid + red hair (I am jealous!)= perfection. Spotted on Nibs, one of my favorite blogs that was just re-launched (hooray!). Photo from Kapital.
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Oh, I adore saddle shoes! And plaid, of course 🙂
I am soooo buying a pair of those shoes from Bass! I used to have a pair, different color, in high school/college. The souls were run down so much from walking everywhere in college that I got rid of them. I love the color of this new saddle so much!
I wore saddle shoes in high school and loved them. In 2008(30 years later) I saw them in The Vermont Country Store and couldn’t resist buying a pair.
I have had my left leg amputated at the hip and I really appreciate the comfort. People used to stare and ask how I lost my leg, but now they stare at my foot and ask where did you find saddle shoes.
Oh, I adore saddle shoes! And plaid, of course 🙂
I want those shoes! They’re perfect!
So glad to hear that Martha is back – Love the saddle shoes!
she looks lovely.
cute!
Classic. And what a lucky girl to have those cheekbones and that hair!!
Such confidence….love it!
Oh man, I had completely forgotten about saddle shoes! Those were best for back-to-school, once upon a time.
i saw this too and have been wanting a pair of saddle shoes for awhile. they just seem like the perfect accessory this fall.
Um..yeah. This is awesome! Wish I could pull it off:)
gorgeous! so nostalgic for saddle shoes now…oh i can imagine them in so many other shades.
I totally want saddle shoes, but I can’t seem to find ones like those with a bit of heel. they’re so cute!
Saddle shoes and plaid totally remind me of Twin Peaks!
So sweet, fresh faced -both vintage and modern – there is something so farmgirl 40’s to me about that look… thank you for finding this one!
I am soooo buying a pair of those shoes from Bass! I used to have a pair, different color, in high school/college. The souls were run down so much from walking everywhere in college that I got rid of them. I love the color of this new saddle so much!
I wore saddle shoes in high school and loved them. In 2008(30 years later) I saw them in The Vermont Country Store and couldn’t resist buying a pair.
I have had my left leg amputated at the hip and I really appreciate the comfort. People used to stare and ask how I lost my leg, but now they stare at my foot and ask where did you find saddle shoes.
To your blog, I learned a lot! This also is very good!