This Portuguese pump launched me into orbit. I haven’t been this excited about a shoe for a long, long time. The studs on the ankle strap, hefty buckle and cylindrical stacked heel are utterly divine I can’t stand it. Extremely comfortable and beautifully made. An easy 8-hour shoe that combines grace with edge. They’re available in olive, cream and black so take your pick.

Another pretty Portuguese shoe. Much like a Fluevog, only more refined. The double ankle strap is more comfortable than it looks because the leather is extra soft and buttery. Fab with jeans, dresses, clamdiggers and skirts and works just as well on a slightly wider foot. It’s also available in black if cream is not your thing.

A unique Portuguese sandal with attitude. Soft leather, secure straps and stable low heel. The metallic leather is divine, contrasting a casual vibe with a glitzy one. Fab with jeans, dresses and skirts. Works for the wider foot too.

This is not an 8-hour shoe because the foot bed isn’t soft enough, but the ped should be plenty comfy for up to five hours. I adore the trendy ruched detailing and the almond toe, and the purple colorway is refreshingly new. Worth a squizz for sure, especially if you don’t commute on foot.

The name alone makes this vintage bracelet perfect for Valentine’s Day. What a stunning statement to wear on your wrist. It’s pricy, but avant-garde pieces often are. This could be your signature piece for the season and several seasons thereafter. I’m all over the turquoise, but the blush is beautiful too.

If ruffles aren’t your thing on clothing, try them on an accessory. This tote is romantic and roomy. It clutches fine, hangs quite well on the shoulder, and can also be worn as a cross body bag. I like the red best, but the cappuccino shade is pretty too. Sweet!

The integrity of faux leather gets better every season. This jacket has great diagonal design features in the zippered pockets and chestnut piping. Diagonal design features are often slimming as they draw the eye inwards. And cream and off-white are great alternatives to black at any time of the year!

I want this necklace. Badly. The fact that I’m willing to wear it instead of my pearls says a lot. It’s weighty but lightweight at the same time. Nice quality and cool against the skin. I personally love the turquoise but the lime, yellow and coral are fab too. Wear this over a white knitted top, shirt or blouse with jeans and a pair of dressy flats and you’re in business. Clean, simple, timeless and chic.

This top is just as sleek and flattering as the regular sized version. It’s wonderful on both a smaller and larger bust line and the asymmetrical neckline is genius. This style is alluring yet offers enough coverage and I love the geometric print! As a rayon-spandex blend, this item drapes well and does not cling. A perfect layering piece but just as nice worn on its own.

This flat has the potential to be an 8-hour shoe. It’s soft, cushioned and there is room for an orthotic and insole. You’ll probably also be able to stretch the leather if it’s snug on the toe box. This shoe comes in green, pink, yellow, black and silver. I’m digging the slightly distressed matte leather as a refreshing alternative to patent. Versatile, pretty and fun.