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Warm your cold feet with these sheepskin insoles

 One of my first stops when I get off the plane out West  is to cruise by town to replenish my sheepskin insoles.... why I do it, I don't know, because they are perpetually out of stock. Alas, I finally got around to stocking up on them online. They arrived just in time for another round of the New York polar vortex. On a freezing day like today, your tootsies will thank me for having them on hand. Get them: Sheepskin insoles from Overland   Sheepskin insoles from Overland

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Hippie Chic Koolaburra Sandals Are Looking Right For Summer

Koolaburra Kythira Feather Sandal
Give me a sandal with feathers, long beautiful feathers... or some fringe, or beads There's a definite BoHo vibe on the summer streets right now that is the perfect anecdote to girls teetering along in skyscraper platform sandals that they can't walk in (hint, hint) or the obnoxious sound of rubber flip-flops hitting the pavement. Hippie Chic flat sandals with organic embellishments like brilliant feathers, streaming fringe, or some funky beading are a fun and fab addition to your summer wardrobe. Pair with battered and rolled jeans, cut-offs, or a flowing maxi dress. Please don't ruin the natural vibe with an orange fake tan. >> SHOP Cute Flats of all kinds I love the Koolaburra Kythira Feather Sandal (pictured above)

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Shearling Coats stylish enough to wear in the city

Keira Knightley rocks a Burberry shearling coat It's time to rethink shearling as a fashion choice. There's nothing like a frigid day to ruin your coat style. All the clever layering, chic scarves, and general sense of looking great in the cold is gone once the winter chill starts to really kick in. Shearling coats are a fantastic option but for the last few years it is all too common for them to get a bad design rap. WGACA Vintage - Vintage Shearling Coat at ShopBop They are the typically stylishly forgotten items left to “sheepskin and leather” emporiums in affluent ski towns. The coats with the shawl collars, narrow shoulders, and oddly oversized armholes, usually in a shade of

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