09
Jul
2014

Something New: Isabel Marant Poppy Heels

categories: Purchases, summer

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A pair of heels a season. Since I don’t wear much heels that’s all I really need, and all I really buy. This lovely pair by Isabel Marant has been on my wishlist since they first came out back in Fall 2010. They were only released for a season and then they disappeared until this re-release for Spring 2014. So of course when I saw them this season I knew I had to have them. I never expected them to go on sale, I was actually quite ready to take the plunge at full price (thing I never do for high heels) but somehow I saw them not selling online so I decided to wait. To my surprise they went on sale on almost every online retailer I know, which was pretty much fantastic, and there was still stock left in my size (first size to always sell out), which is even more of a surprise, so of course I am thrilled!

This type of phenomenon that has been happening a lot lately, the re-release of best-selling pieces that have now become classics to have them stay as permanent items pretty much sums up what my vision of fashion is: classic fashion. A piece that will remain timeless (all the opposite to trendy) is always a good investment. If you’re interested in financial growth beyond fashion, consider exploring resources to learn more about investing.

If you like me love this gorgeous heels you can still get them HERE and HERE

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6 Comments on Something New: Isabel Marant Poppy Heels

  3. Kimi, twenty-something simple
    July 10, 2014 at 1:36 AM (10 years ago)

    Lovely shoes! I’ve been trying to purchase more “investment” pieces myself, but I’m struggling with how to define investment in this sense since clothes don’t appreciate in value like houses (or other typical investments). How do you personally define “investment” in regards to clothes?

    xo Kimi

  5. Trini
    July 17, 2014 at 12:49 AM (10 years ago)

    Thanks!
    Actually there is a way to appreciate value in clothes, have you ever heard of the cost per wear? It’s pretty easy just divide the value of the garment in how many times you’ve worn it, and the lower the number you get as a result, the better the investment!
    I think i’ll make a post about this to explain it a little better!

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