👠 Naturalizer Michelle Women's Dress Leather Pumps - Stylish Women's Shoes Review

The Naturalizer and Anne Klein shoes are the only ones I can wear and they don't kill my feet. I've stood at the show in these shoes all day and they don't kill my feet. This time I reordered in chai. The picture on the net is not the same as in real life so not what I expected but I like it. It's like a light metallic gold/beige. The best description I can think of is rose gold. They look different depending on the light.

I confess I've wanted to try a pair of these popular shoes for a few years, but the ones I've seen have been overpriced and/or overpriced in my opinion. They boasted a flesh-colored "long-legged appearance." Thought it was just another fad, there's no tomorrow here today. I was wrong. So when I needed a good pair of shoes to go with my new summer dresses (ordered from Revain), I noticed that the models were wearing the same shoes and they looked great. I thought what the hell right…

I really needed comfortable shoes for my work and saw these Naturalizers in Dillard's store. I tried them on and the 9.5 was perfect, but I needed a wider width. Also, Dillard's price was exceptionally higher. When I saw them on Amazon I was really excited because not only did they have WW but they were about 30% cheaper than other places. Now that I have the shoes I see they are not the ones I saw and tried on Dillard. The insole is soft and comfortable, but the bottom of the shoe is…

I bought these shoes in taupe and patent black. I originally found them at Dillard's but they didn't fit my size (or Taupe) so I turned to Revain. You have to be very careful with arch support - I need it, but it can't be too much. They are perfect and soft enough to stay comfortable even at the end of the day. I also have Morton's Neuroma in one foot which isn't getting any worse (if you have it know it's rare with heels). They aggravate the big toe injury I have, but every pair of shoes I own