House of Harlow 1960 Women's Fionna Open-Toe Bootie, Black, 8.5 M US
Ankle BootsHouse of Harlow, the new brand from Nicole Richie, makes it possible for you to emulate the fashion maven’s intriguing sense of style. Named for Richie’s daughter, the label includes a diverse variety of accessories including tribal-inspired moccasins, classically chic pumps, and of-the-moment sandals. Vintage meets modern with stylish results for the Fionna sandal from House Of Harlow. The leather upper of this striking shoe features cool cut-outs and an open toe for a contemporary vibe, plus a formidable platform wedge heel with tons of texture for a hint of '70s style. A front zipper serves as a functional accent, and a leather sole means seasons of wear. House of Harlow, the new brand from Nicole Richie, makes it possible for you to emulate the fashion maven’s intriguing sense of style. Named for Richie’s daughter, the label includes a diverse variety of accessories including tribal-inspired moccasins, classically chic pumps, and of-the-moment sandals. See more
Product Feature
[]Product Details
- Fabric type : 100% Leather
- Sole material : Leather
- Shaft height : 4 Inches
- Shaft circumference : 8.5 Inches
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User Reviews
I purchased this boot on sale and since Amazon is great with returns I took a chance. I love the design but it was too wide for my foot. I have a slightly narrow foot with somewhat thick ankles. The 4 inch heel is minimized by the 2 inch platform and makes even a size 10 look smaller and not clunky and easy to walk in. If I could have put a pad inside I may have kept them, but because of the laser cuts and heel out it wouldn't have worked.