Name That Knock-Off: Python Peeptoe Booties

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Friday, June 27. 2008

Name That Knock-Off: Python Peeptoe Booties

Our second installment of "Name That Knock-Off" puts this sinfully seductive python peep-toe bootie up on the chopping block. So who did Forever 21 copy this time? (Here's a hint: We mentioned the original lust-worthy shoe back in May.) Keep reading for the answer!

Well dear readers, you were right! The victim of Forever 21's copycat crime is none other than Dolce & Gabbana, who featured this snakeskin peeptoe on their Spring 2008 runway.

Posted by The Budget Babe in Budget Footwear, Designer Looks for Less at 04:08 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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Those are SO Dolce&Gabbana. I didn't even have to check in the may postings :] I love Dolce's stuff.

#1 anja on 2008-06-27 10:13 (Reply)

I can't even hazard a guess. I suck at brand-naming. But those shoes are delectable! I love that inverted triangle style of heel.

#2 Sal (Homepage) on 2008-06-27 11:35 (Reply)

I love the finish on these faux shoes but not the style of the shoe, the heel is throwing me. Plus Forever21 shoes are horrible, the construction is bad and the sizing is awful.

#3 budget chic (Homepage) on 2008-06-27 11:48 (Reply)

Yep! Those are a not-so-subtle Dolce & Gabbana knock-off alright!

#4 Katie on 2008-06-27 11:53 (Reply)

Yep, they're the D&G copies!

#5 Frith on 2008-06-28 01:17 (Reply)

I love those! Can't tell the difference at all. My favorite part is the inverted triangle heel.

#6 Shoe Smitten (Homepage) on 2008-06-30 14:26 (Reply)

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