In the world of high fashion, there are times when high heels are going to be just a little too much. Maybe it has something to do with the nature of the occasion, perhaps it is has something to do with how tall you are…but when these occasions are calling, you will want to reach out to the glory of kitten heels.
If you are not familiar with them, kitten heels are short heels with a small curve in them. This makes them perfect for those dinner parties where you want to look your best but don’t want to go as far as heels. It also makes them ideal for women who are taller, so they can get the look and style from heels but not add on the extra inches. Some tall women are fine just where they are, thanks!
Calling on kitten heels does not have to be limited to these situations anymore though. You can now find kitten heels on sandals, which will make a casual look just a little more refined and deliberate.
The truth of it is, since this shoe has become popular, there are many styles that adopt them to make the shoe take on a different characteristic. They are at once simple, yet stylish, so they are perfect for so many different things. They will give you a little lift and add some definition to your calves but they will sometimes be so small you don’t even see them.
It may be true that the world will not live and die by the kitten heels on shoes. But your outfit just might!
‘Designers at Debenhams’ launched in 1993 ,with the revolutionary idea to put designer names at high street prices, the creation of Belinda Earle and Spencer Hawken the brands include Jasper Conran, John Rocha, Betty Jackson Black, Butterfly by Matthew Williamson, H! by Henry Holland, Star By Julien Macdonald, Frost French, Erickson Beamon, Eric Van Peterson, Janet Reger, Pip Hackett, Melissa Odabash, Ted Baker, St George by Duffer, Jeff Banks and Ben De Lisi. In October 2010 Debenhams announced the launch of four new designer names to its fashion range; Jonathan Saunders, Preen, Jonathan Kelsey and Roksanda Ilincic, who will be working with the retailer on a fresh new concept called Edition. “Editions” features collections from a clutch of fresh, young designers who have already made their mark on the international catwalks and have now set their sights on something closer to home. Preen, Jonathan Saunders and accessories designer Jonathan Kelsey are bringing their signatures to the shop for summer, and will be joined next season by the fabulously elegant Roksanda Illincic.
For desirable every day casual wear and lovely evening and occasion wear, you can rely on Rocha.
With plenty of items for the home and furnishings too, it’s easy to add a little of the style to your home as well as your wardrobe.
Born in Hong Kong and of Chinese and Portuguese descent, John Rocha moved to London in the 1970s to study fashion. The choice of Irish linen for his graduate collection inspired his move to Dublin in the 1980s where he has lived for the past 30 years, working closely with his wife and business partner Odette.
Creating a relaxed and contemporary collection through a mixture of beautiful textures, luxurious materials and exquisite embellishment, John Rocha offers an easy approach to designer styling with a unique and distinctive twist for the wardrobe or home.
From gorgeous formal wear to lovely casual pieces, the Betty Jackson.Black collection at Debenhams has clothes for all occasions.
Inspired by artists and painters, Betty Jackson creates excellent outfits with strong visual elements and our Betty Jackson.Black range features choices ideal for all circumstances.
Betty Jackson has become one of Britain’s most celebrated and best loved British designers. Lancashire born designer Betty demonstrated her unwavering creative vision from the very beginning of her design career. She studied at the Birmingham College of Fashion under Designer, Zandra Rhodes and started her own career as a fashion illustrator during her final year of college.
In 1973, Betty started her professional career working with Wendy Dagworthy and later went onto work for Quorum, before setting up her own design company Betty Jackson Ltd.
Luxury brand names are pursued by many people but not all of them have a wonderful quality. Some don’t even have an acceptable price but still there are those who think they are just the best.
Tiffany started the international standard for inlaid diamond settings in 1886. They have always led the world in the jewelry industry and never followed someone else’s style. Christian Louboutin introduced his design of shoes in 1992. Although the heels are very high on his shoes, they allow you to feel steady and do not cause tiredness. When women wear high heels they view the world differently especially if you have fantastic artwork under your feet.
Versace was a pioneer and emphasized happy and sexy art. He began in 1978 with glasses, perfume, silk cloth, underwear, bed sheets and china to name just a few. Chanel was founded by Chanel in France in 1913 and this line includes jewelry, cosmetics, perfume and accessories. Estee Lauder began her company in 1946 and is now one of the worlds leading marketers and manufacturers of perfume, hire care products, cosmetics and skin care. Mrs. Lauder felt that she needed to touch her customers to be able to make a sale.
