I am a firm believer that shoes deserve their own
parade, just for being awesome. Most people probably don’t agree with me. Fortunately, the people at Miss America
do! Tomorrow is their annual Shoe Parade, where
all 53 contestants will show off shoes representing something about their
state. In cars, on floats, amid high
school bands, the contestants and their shoes will go down the Atlantic City
boardwalk in what is probably the most sparkly parade on earth.
(And hey, tickets are still available! If you were planning to go down the shore
this weekend, maybe you want to stop by.
Get your tickets at the Boardwalk Hall ticket box.)
Here’s a preview of the shoes you’ll see:
Miss DC does an homage to her district’s annual
cherry blossom festival on these blue peep toes. Plenty of rhinestones on the heels and
platforms!
Our neighbor to the south, Miss Delaware, went for
serious bling with these platform Mary Janes.
The stones are not only all over the toe, but they’re springing from
wires off the back too!
Our other neighbor
to the south, Miss Maryland, has sort of an elegant fishing net motif going on
here, complete with one of her state’s famous crabs.
Miss Maine went practical with this pair of
bedazzled rain boots. Love the cheery
yellow!
Miss Louisiana is NOT messing around with these
Mardi Gras-inspired peep toes.
Coins. Masks. Feathers.
Sparkles. LOVE!
And our own Miss Pennsylvania, Amanda Smith?
Moo! Miss
PA pays tribute to our state’s many dairy farms. Did you know dairy is our state’s number one
agricultural business? And that we’re
fourth in production in the US? Miss PA
did! She’s so
nice and so smart and so sensitive… she’s definitely gonna win.
Sales this
weekend:
Aerosoles: 20% select career styles
Bakers: 25% off all sandals
Bloomingdales: $25 off $100-$250; $50 off $250-$500; $100 off $500-$1000; $250 off $1000 or more
Lord & Taylor: 20% off all regular, sale, and clearance items with savings pass or code STYLE
Macy's: Extra 15% off with code FAVES
Payless: Buy one get one half off
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