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Fandango Shoes

ByMoe

The perfect wedding shoe. That’s what I thought when I saw these Carlos by Carlos Santana shoes at Shoes.com. The picture is a bit misleading because it’s a three inch heel. High enough to be feminine. The geometric shaped cutout is what makes it for me though. Lovely.
I really like the white but they come in black, bronze, camel, hot sauce (red), chestnut, and old silver. The bronze and chestnut are actually quite nice too.
They are available in sizes 5 – 11. The price is a reasonable $89 and if you live in the U.S. you get free shipping.
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