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roz · 23rd July 2008, 07:54

I'm someone who has both Pleasers and Louboutins in my collection, and someone who buys shoes from New Look to Yves Saint Laurent and anywhere in between.

Nothing compares to my Louboutins and YSLs, but there is always a place in my collection for the cheap and cheerfuls like New Look and Pleasers, but recently I have seen people complain about both of these brands.

So, to those people, are there any cheap (say, under £60) shoes you like?

And what is so bad about cheap shoes? I think they're great 'filler shoes' giving me a variety of shoes to wear out and match with my outfits on a budget (meaning I do have the money to buy the occassional £400+ pair). It also means if I have a 'heavy' night out I can go out and not care so much about damaging my shoes.

Of course cheap shoes aren't as good as expensive ones but I think there's a place for them.

Be kind!

23rd July 2008, 07:54	#1 (permalink)
roz I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: England Age: 29 I am Female Posts: 497 Thanks: 113 Thanked 494 Times in 131 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 5	Cheap shoes you actually like I'm someone who has both Pleasers and Louboutins in my collection, and someone who buys shoes from New Look to Yves Saint Laurent and anywhere in between. Nothing compares to my Louboutins and YSLs, but there is always a place in my collection for the cheap and cheerfuls like New Look and Pleasers, but recently I have seen people complain about both of these brands. So, to those people, are there any cheap (say, under £60) shoes you like? And what is so bad about cheap shoes? I think they're great 'filler shoes' giving me a variety of shoes to wear out and match with my outfits on a budget (meaning I do have the money to buy the occassional £400+ pair). It also means if I have a 'heavy' night out I can go out and not care so much about damaging my shoes. Of course cheap shoes aren't as good as expensive ones but I think there's a place for them. Be kind!