Fashionable Housewife: Kirsten Borrink
Today we’re featuring fashionable housewife, Kirsten Borrink who not only has an impeccable sense of style when it comes to comfortable shoes, but she dresses cute too! See below her review of the Born Charisma T-Strap shoes…
When facing a closet full of open-toed sandals this morning, I reached way back and pulled out my Born Charisma T-strap pumps. They’ve got a sandal-ish look to them, but serve the purpose of dressing up my feet for church in spite of my non-pedicured toes. Although the heel is a bit high for all-day wear (I’m speaking for myself, although some of you would manage just fine), I find the Born Charisma to cover all the other comfort bases: roomy toe box (doesn’t cut into bunions), nicely padded footbed, and forefoot platform provides height without the feel of a four inch heel!
Stylistically, I’m quite fond of the hand-sewn stitching, teardrop cut-outs and vintage-look t-strap of the Born Charisma.
Being that my shoe collection overshadows my meager clothing wardrobe currently during these days of financial frugality, I was thrilled to pair two pieces that were never intended to work together; my $8 sundress from ebay and the light green floral cardigan from Gap Outlet (under $15). Although I’m becoming more accustomed to mixing colors, I’m still a bit leary of how to mix patterns and not look garish. I think this works…
Check out Kirsten’s blog BarkingDogShoes.com to find out where to purchase these lovely and comfortable shoes.
Be sure to leave her a comment and follow her on twitter @BarkingDogShoes!!
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June 22nd, 2009 at 3:06 pm
Have seen this shoe online, but it’s great to see it in the context of an outfit. Vintage touches will still be big in Fall and pairing sandal-like styles with nylons will be big too. So you can probably get away with wearing this til the snow hits!