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Treasure of the Week: Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels

Vintage clothing, shoes and accessories

6 Dec

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels made from Satin 1970s front view

While I was moving and digging things up last week, I re-found these shoes. And after what feels like weeks upon weeks of rain and days where cashmere and fur may be more appropriate, this week we have finally been blessed with clear, sunny, beautiful weather. So, I thought, what a great week to share them – my brightly coloured vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels.

From Paris with love

 I picked up these shoes 5 or 6 years ago, on a three week long trip to France with a girlfriend of mine. It was autumn and my first time to Paris – the city was absolutely stunning, everything that I had imagined it to be and more.

Being vintage obsessed as I am, every city that I go to, I try to look up a few vintage shops to visit. There were some beautiful vintage shops in Paris, but the shop where I eventually bought these was one that I stumbled onto by accident.

I can’t quite remember where it was, but I think it was in Le Marais, the historical district just across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral. Actually, it wasn’t really a vintage store, it was more of a cheap second hand shop, hustling and bustling with a ton of fashionable Parisienne youth. I dug around for quite a while before I found these vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels (that’s part of the fun!), and as soon as I found them, I immediately bought them. I think they were maybe 5-10 Euros.

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels 

I googled to try and get an idea of the age of these shoes, not many results came back, but from the few that did, it seems like they are from an impressionistic collection in the 70s.

They are made from satin, with an extremely comfortable mid heel that is not very common these days (with new shoes I find myself buying either flats or stilettos). But the colours are what I love the most about these shoes – how often do you find a shoe with magenta, yellow, purple and green all together?

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels made from Satin 1970s side view

Side view of the vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels made from Satin 1970s top view

Top view of the vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels. The label was black and white back in those days.

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels made from Satin 1970s back view

Back view of the vintage stuart weitzman heels. They have a very comfortable mid heel which isn’t so common nowadays

And since they are super comfortable, I have definitely given them a few twirls outside, mostly with some basic colours like black, white or grey. Hey, but you could totally go crazy and wear them with a magenta or yellow dress, or maybe even something multi-coloured. What do you think?

If you like floral, you may like other items in my wardrobe like these long floral qipaos, or my modern wedding qipao with amazing floral embroidery.

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels made from Satin 1970s on foot

Vintage Stuart Weitzman floral heels made from Satin 1970s on foot front

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I'm Miranda. Born in China and grew up in Australia, moved all around the world a little and for the moment call Shanghai home. I have always loved dresses, and had always been a little bit infatuated with these dresses called qipaos (or in Cantonese, cheongsams). But it was not until I saw Maggie Cheung in In the Mood for Love that I became quite obsessed. To me, qipaos are elegant yet seductive; demure but provocative; timeless, ageless, and simply beautiful. ...This is me.

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