All Reviews By Kellie

I'm a fan of Stuart Weitzman, and these shoes are no exception. Yes, they cost waaay too much for what they are. However, they were so cute, I couldn't send them back. Because they are clear, they will function well as a neutral - they can be worn with just about anything. I can't wait until the weather warms up, so I can wear them. I ordered an 8; I normally wear a 7.5. The fit is good.

The straps on these are all kinds of awkward. One strap doesn't have any elastic - it was a bit tight. Oddly, all the other straps, which have elastic, were way too loose. These straps were so loose the elastic wasn't necessary. Uh, shouldn't the elastic straps, which can stretch, be tighter? The ankle strap was OK because it can be adjusted. If your foot is fatter, the fixed strap will probably be too tight. If you have thinner feet, the elastic straps will probably be too loose. I wear normal width shoes, so my feet are not especially thin; they aren't fat either. Also, they failed in making the box too. The box was falling apart: sections were falling off and glue was exposed underneath. I ordered these shoes from Shopbop and another color from another site. Both shoes had the strap and box problem.

I liked the idea of the tone-on-tone look, but I didn't much care for the paneling in person. The denim was stiffer than I expected. I normally wear a 26, and ordered the 26 - it fit fine. In a dim restaurant or other location, I don't think the paneling would be noticeable.

My husband liked these, but these just didn't do "it" for me. They seemed well-made. The hardware details are nice. I wear a 7.5 and the 7.5 fit fine. Nice shoes, but I wasn't moved enough for the cost.

I thought this was different, and I'd give it a try. I wanted to wear it like the model. It is all one piece as shown - no way to disconnect anything. I could not figure out how to wear it like the model. I have a fairly small head, and I could not loop it over my head twice. There is no hardware to latch it, so how is this thing on her? If you have a normal-sized head, you will never be able to wear this like the model... unless you rig up something to latch it yourself. And who wants to do that? I paid for a completed necklace, not one I have to modify.

I really liked the coloring and materials. The shoes come with both red and turquoise laces - a nice touch. However, when I looked down, the front of the shoe seemed so wide: they made me feel like I had on clown shoes. Too bad, because I really wanted to keep these. Oh, and I normally wear a 7.5, but ordered an 8 because the 7.5 was unavailable. The 8 seemed to fit fine lengthwise. So, you might want to consider going up a half size, especially if you are between sizes. The shoe was a little wide, but not too much.

GREAT pair of coated jeans. Fabric is unbelievably soft and comfortable, not stiff like other coated jeans I've tried. I tried my usual size 26 and, based on reviews, size 25. They both fit. While the 25 was obviously tighter, it wasn't unreasonably so. In fact, the 25 fit the same as some of the 26s I have in other brands. The 26 might have been a tad more comfy, but, after sitting a couple of times, I could tell that they would loosen up. I decided to stick with the 25 to avoid excessive stretching that would ruin the close fit. These are killer jeans. I want more! Oh, only problem was that one pair I received had a flaw where a patch of coating was missing - check yours carefully. I bought black, and they are a very good leather alternative. Fantastic!

I can wear a 26 or 27 in Blank denim, depending on the jeans. I ordered these in a 27. The legs were form fitting, but not skintight. They were a little too large in the waist, but could have been taken in. It wasn't worth the effort, though, because I didn't feel they were flattering to my rear. I liked the color. Maybe the 26 would have been better, but I was too turned-off by the look to try.

Sometimes Jeffrey Campbell shoe sizes can be off. I sized down to a 7 instead of my usual 7.5 - a mistake. I could barely get my foot in the shoe. It really seemed more like a 6.5 than a 7. I exchanged for my usual 7.5. The length is fine, BUT now the strap across the front is too loose - much more so than I would expect when going up only half a size. I like the style: the ankle strap, the acrylic, and especially the mesh... so I'm trying to work it out. Hopefully, adding a foot pad for the ball of the foot will make the strap fit more snugly. I thought the mesh might be a little stretchy, but it is fairly stiff. BTW, the ankle strap closes with Velcro. Also, this appears to be a new (at least to me) Jeffrey Campbell line - "Great Moments"

First, the straps did not secure the shoe adequately for me. There was too much side-to-side movement. Every time I stepped down, my foot landed in a new place in the shoe. My foot is not really narrow (I wear regular width shoes), but I have had this problem before. If my foot was fatter the side straps would probably have prevented this problem. Second, the cute chevron "flaps" did not lay properly. When I looked at the shoes in the mirror and from the side, the chevrons jutted up/out in an odd way. They just wouldn't lay flat. Again, this might not be an issue on a different foot. Ignoring these issues: the shoes were cute, though not as cute as I expected them to be.