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Wanting: Abaeté for Payless Gabriel Gladiator


Abaete for Payless Gabriel Gladiator

The Abaeté for Payless Gabriel Gladiator ($38), featured in the February 2009 issue of Lucky magazine, is calling my name. I have been waiting for the perfect pair of gladiators, and I think these just might be the ones! It's a good thing I saw them in Lucky, too, because the product shots on the Payless website don't do these strappy showstoppers justice. Here are the details:

"Designer Laura Poretzky has captured one of the year's biggest trends with edgy feminine style. This fierce gladiator features an intricate textile suede upper with metal ring details, two adjustable buckles and a convenient back zip for easy on/off. Pair with a flouncy spring dress for an on-trend look. Padded footbed for comfort. 4" heel. Fabric upper. Leather outsole with flocking."

Shop it: Abaeté for Payless Gabriel Gladiator, $38 at Payless.com

Comments
Great shoes - I thought the same thing when I saw it in Lucky. Wish I could wear 4 inch heels but without a platform, 3 is my limit for my poor feet :-(
#1 Wanderlusting (Homepage) on 2009-01-25 01:45 (Reply)
They're very sexy shoes! Where are they made? I stopped buying shoes made in China due to the lack of durability. I now stick to shoes made in Brazil, Italy or Spain.
#1.1 Claudia on 2009-01-25 09:34 (Reply)
I might try those on.They are hot.
#2 Jordan on 2009-01-25 14:28 (Reply)
ooooooh...looks like i'm gonna need to make a stop at payless tomorrow!
#3 Laura (Homepage) on 2009-01-25 17:02 (Reply)
I usually hate gladiators, but these aren't bad - & the price is really great.
#4 Down Comforter (Homepage) on 2009-01-25 22:32 (Reply)
Those are great!
#5 budget chic on 2009-01-26 10:02 (Reply)
very cool!!!
#6 Real Style Real people (Homepage) on 2009-01-26 10:28 (Reply)
those look fantastic! i must check it out.
#7 xs (Homepage) on 2009-01-27 07:07 (Reply)
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