I’ve lost count of how many new brands Sarenza has introduced me to since I started working with them, my weekend browsing has led me to yet another new discovery- Sole Society who’s simple, clean cut designs need to be gracing my feet come summer.

The Sammy Sandal, £63 is the perfect way to adopt the neon trend if you’re not ready for the full on glow. I’m already thinking ahead to my Spanish getaway and how amazing they’ll look against tanned feet (not mine then!)
On the other end of the colour spectrum and embracing yet another hot trend- this time metallic, I bring you the Erika Sandal, £63 which is probably going to look more flattering against my skin and it’s refusal to turn anything more than every so slightly less pale than usual…(Ellie, a pair each yes?!)
And of course, it goes without saying that I’d love the bold and bright Chrissy Heel, £105.70 with it’s nod to the aztec trend with a splash on neon. In the past I would have HATED this shoe and I’m thinking that perhaps this is exactly why I’m loving it so much now.

Have you discovered any fabulous new brands lately? Share the love below…
Which pair of these beauties suits you best?

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This week new shoes have been arriving thick and fast at Sarenza (indeed, I didn’t know where to start with my browsing). For the next few weeks I think my regular Sunday feature will be less troublesome in finding something feature as there is just so.much.gorgeous. Take for example this week’s pick, the stunning “Dyvyne” by Steve Madden, which at £88.90 strikes me as excellent value for money when you consider the versatility of a blush coloured shoe. I’m thinking frilly ankle socks and midi length flared skirts; bare legged with flirtly floral or neon dresses; used to dress up jeans and a new season tee…and I am quite sure there are at least 50 other options that I’m not mentioning here. In short, this is a shoe of dreams, it looks far, far more expensive than the price tag suggests and the nude colouring with golden heels fits in well with this season’s trend for all things metallic.

Convinced yet? You can thank me later when you’re doing your best catwalk strut in these.

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Demy Printed by Fornarina, £124.90

Lucie by Paul and Joe Sister, £43.90

Oddie by Rocket Dog, £45

Welcome to another shoe focused Sunday where I once again tempt you with my favourites from the latest arrivals on Sarenza. This week I’m carrying on with my “Spring IS in the air” theme and lusting after all things printed. I’m not sure you could really call the last pair of shoes printed but how could I not include them? They are going to be mine, come what may. I will own them by Spring, I can even justify it now as I can once again wear heels (much to the dismay of everyone around me as I was already the tallest).

If Daisies aren’t your thing then I hope you’ll love these beautiful Fornarina heels and Paul and Joe sister flats, both perfect for teaming with girly dresses or dressed down denim…I love finding a potentially tricky shoe and  then thinking up ways to wear it, there isn’t a lot these won’t go with if you plan carefully and if I had the budget those heels would be mine (nothing against the flats, I’m just fed up of them for now!)

Are you a print person? Have you seen any other prettily patterned shoes that I should be aware of?

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Spring is (almost) in the air and new season stock is arriving thick and fast at Sarenza. The second I logged on the Barkin by Pepe Jeans, £99 caught my eye- how could it not in those near neon brights? I am in love with both the pink and yellow shades and don’t think they should be reserved for the warmer days…If I owned these beauties I’d be experimenting with dresses and fun tights or cutesy socks peeping out under jeans, £99 suddenly seems like a bargain when you think of the versatility of such a shoe, it’s easy to be put off by a bright colour but often I find more combinations with colour than I do with black, and I think that’s reason enough to be seriously considering splashing out on one colour or another when they are in stock in my size.

What’s caught your eye out of Sarenza’s latest offerings? If you haven’t looked before you are in for a treat, I promise.

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