I would love to get my hands on a pair, does anyone recognize them? I neeed these with a burning passion!! Where can I get them? I was thinking maybe they are Guess or Prada? No idea really.
Thank you!!

well i can see you got this image from flickr. can you give us the link to the page with the photo on it? maybe it will help more.


& yeah those are your basic black (i think) pumps.

First I would've thought LV, but then I looked again and that doesn't even have the LV monograms on them, so IDK. But that punched-in kind of pattern is interesting...

I got it off of google images from a site that linked to it.. no idea what the original flickr page was, sorry :(

Do you guys know of any similarly-shaped pumps in black, maybe? Although I do love the design maybe I'll have to go without it..

Well, here's the flickr page: flickr.com/photos/corsetted_girl/327625749/ Maybe someone there will know

I checked out her heels blog, and she never mentions the brand/designer. She only ever refers to them as her 5-inch Italian stilettos. Wth?

Ooh, damn. I clicked on her blog link, but didn't feel like looking through all the entries just for those shoes. 5-inch (brocade print) italian stiletto is pretty vague.

well i did a ctrl+f on "italian" & found her entries on those shoes. but she still doesn't say where she got them

http://higherheel.blogspot.com/search/label/italian%20heels

Thank you guys so much!!! I guess I'll email her.. and she lives in AUSTRIA i think.. how discouraging, they might not sell them over here. Its weird how she doesnt give the designer or anything of any of her shoes lol.

but,, thanks again!!

I read through the comments, too, and no one mentions anything. It is a odd that she posts picture but doesn't even mention a brand. Well, good luck! If you can get ahold of pair, be careful in them, haha. Let us know if you find anything out.

They're pointy toed stilettos. You can find those almost anywhere, except without the actual pattern. The point reminds me a teeny bit of Balenciaga b/c of that slight curve, but otherwise pointed stilletos are a classic and would be impossible to name simply by that factor. The print makes me think of Pucci, but then again I have no idea.