A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous a quote from Coco Chanel

Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel's stylish, elegant designs revolutionized fashion during the 1910s, freeing women from the uncomfortable and stiff apparel worn at the end of the 19th century. Whether by chance or by design, Chanel furthered her own image: the woman of the 20th century, embodying independence, success, personality, style, and confidence. Coco made sure women would love her products.

Coco Chanel also popularized the little black dress, whose blank-slate versatility allowed it to be worn for both day and night. The black Chanel dress was strapless, backless and more than a little risque. It shocked the general public at large but quickly became a fashion sensation

To mate with the little black dress - some classic black shoes:

Carrie2 Heel – from Guess

Genevieve Heel – from Pour La Victoire

Alice Pump – from Cynthia Vincent

All available from Heels.com!

Every girl had a few pairs of Jelly Sandals growing up. They were multi-colored, pinks, yellows, reds . . . fun to wear, comfortable and a fashion must in the 80's.

Here is a bit of history:

Jelly shoes are shoes made of PVC rubber. Jelly shoes come in a variety of brands and colours. The "Jelly" in its name refers to the semi-transparent materials, with a jelly-like sheen. Jelly Shoes were designed after World War II when there was a leather shortage in Europe.

There back . . . and better than ever!

Look at these jelly sandals from BCBGMAXAZRIA

Classic black embellished with buttons and a flower.

Soleil Jelly- a classic thong.

Available at Heels.com