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Paris Hilton Launches Wedding Shoe Line

kalikat0403kalikat0403
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Paris Hilton has launched a new line of bridal footwear available exclusively at MyGlassSlipper.com. The four different styles have heel-heights of at least four-inches and signature Paris Hilton savvy pink soles. With names like Senorita and Destiny, the designs are fashion-forward yet affordable with a price tag of $120. Currently available for pre-order, Paris Hilton Designer Wedding Shoes will ship later this month.from -- http://www.celebritybrideguide.com/paris-hilton-wedding-shoes/Bc what bride wouldn't want to wear a 4in heel on their  wedding day!
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  • Er&JerLemEr&JerLem member
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    edited December 2011
    I hate to admit it, because I am in no way a Paris Hilton fan, but the shoes are pretty cute.  But 4" heels - no way - never ever.  I'd kill myself in them.
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  • kalikat0403kalikat0403
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    edited December 2011
    I totally thought the same thing. I mean I'm 4'10 and I need a 4in heel, however, for someone as klutz-y as me, it would certainly mean a trip to the hospital. 
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  • KRMacKRMac
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    edited December 2011
    Cute, but ouch!  I am amazed by people who can walk in heels that high! 
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  • marbursmarburs
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    edited December 2011
    and I hate to admit it but I used to love her in high school... ugh. lol I'mnot a huge fan of those shoes- I've really been looking for white closed toe heels
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  • jennybean2010jennybean2010 member
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    edited December 2011
    i'm actually going to be wearing a pair of her shoes for the wedding, and they are 4" heels. i'm used to supremely high heels, so it shouldn't be anything unusual for me. and they are surprisingly comfortable. they aren't from her bridal line though. though her bridal line is super cute!!
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  • morainemommorainemom member
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    edited December 2011
    I will sheepishly admit to wearing a pair of 4" heels to my daughter's wedding.I will also sheepishly admit to falling down steps at LeMont in the 4" heels.  But - the bottoms were really, really slippery and I was slipping on the wet pavement outside, so I blame my fall on the slippery soles.Ok -I'm a klutz!When I was in my teens and 20s, I only wore 4" or 5" shoes.My daughter's shoes for the wedding were also 4" heels. 
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  • moslimosli member
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    edited December 2011
    with my track record, 4 inch heels are a one-way ticket to disaster. Infact, I took my shoes to the cobbler to get the heel shortened!those are so pretty though... and i'm surprised how affordable
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  • New_to_PGHNew_to_PGH member
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    edited December 2011
    OK, first, I have a hard time considering shoes over $100 "affordable". Second - can't imagine trying to wear 4" heels all day (and if you try to change into more comfortable shoes later, your dress will drag on the floor and trip you up)Thir - Confession: while I never liked paris hilton, I have a deep love for Jessica Simpson shoes. I just never admit whta brand I'm wearing :P
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  • jennybean2010jennybean2010 member
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    edited December 2011
    i'm not taking a change of shoes actually. i'm that girl that would work at banana republic and stand for 8 hour shifts in 4" heels without problems. carlos santana creates a line that is amazing for situations just like that!
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  • Nunu&EddieNunu&Eddie
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    edited December 2011
    I too could handle a high shoe all day, but they can't be closed toed. With being on your feet, your toes and feet tend to swell and open-toed shoes give you breathing room, while closed toed shoes just become more uncomfortable.
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