Morning Line: February 9

Feb 9, 2015

When I think of mules, I think of clunky, cloven shoes that barely qualify as heels.  But this recent trend toward sleeker pumps has me rethinking that characterization.

Corner Office

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Manolo Blahnik Trovina Slide-Pump ($785)

Middle Cubicle

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Boden Thelma Heel ($178)

Intern Desk

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BCBG Dynasty Pump ($80)

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  1. I just cannot get myself to wear mules to work.Period. For weekend and night outs yes, for work, cannot get my mind to say yes.

    • Anna says:

      I agree, even on a casual day. Work shoes need backs, at least a strap. I can’t…just…can’t.

    • Belle says:

      I was thinking about them for under pants. I’m not sure I would wear them with a skirt. I definitely wouldn’t wear them with a suit, but maybe on Friday with a pleated skirt.

  2. shoe lover says:

    I have never had a pair of mules that didn’t make the “flop flop flop” sound as I walked down the hall. Not the most professional. Cute for a date night though!

    • Belle says:

      Good point. I guess I’ll have to try on a few pair because I hate the clopping noise as well.

      • SN says:

        There used to something called Tiger Tape that I once used in desperation on a loose slingback strap. It worked like a charm, and didn’t damage the shoe or my heel. It might be worth it for this type of shoe-stick a piece of double sided tape to the sole.

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