Do you like Louboutin shoes? I think it will be really challenging to find at least one person who will answer no and I guess that is the reason some shoe-makers try to make real copycats of Louboutin killer-heels. Would you like to get the evidence?

Recently Christian Louboutin has introduced ‘Deva’ booties and they were really unusual. However, I think the designer was really lack of ideas when he was creating something like these safari-like shoes. The price tag leaves much to be desired – approximately $2.000!

And now almost the same shoes from Dunes (although they don’t have an iconic red sole), but they come in 2 colours and look identical to Louboutin heels. The price will surprise you – $200.

Recession is here and we start looking for the most effective ways of saving money, so we think of instant coffee in Starbucks and one-cent breakfasts in Cleveland, what is more, we buy things with huge discounts and use public transport. While in a tube or bus your feet should feel comfortable and I really think that riding in a bus on high-heels is a nightmare so why not use some of these shoes. Frankly speaking, I would die to get one of them especially when the prices are that nice:

• Retro Adidas

One of my favourite models is Adidas Okapi. They were designed as real track shoes with spikes and this model spend years on tracks and we were not able to get the whole comfort of it. Only a couple of years ago the Okapi shoes have been updated and they got rid of spikes. The shoes are lightweight and offer exceptional comfort to you feet. What I like the most about them is a lace-up construction for personalized fit and a cool retro Adidas trefoil logo. It is such a fun to wear them!

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