Hallelujah! A comfortable and good looking pair of 2-inch heeled shoes. This little bootie is trendy, sassy and quite versatile. It has a padded foot bed, a roomy toe box and super stable heels. The leather around the ankle is SO soft, you can’t even feel it against your skin when you walk. Available in brown, black and plum, it’s a no-brainer under boot cuts and any style of denim. But it’s just as fabulous with skirts and dresses if you keep the leg and shoe one colour. I’m really impressed with these little darlings.

Every urban lass commuting through bad weather could use a pair of these. They are completely waterproof and so, so sleek. I wouldn’t be putting them in the store if they weren’t cushioning and comfortable, so take that as a given. They finish under the calf so the style could work for lasses with wider calves too. They are also available in brown if black is not your thing.

These wool slippers aren’t quite as cozy as the Haflingers but they’re easier on the pocket. They’re also sort of half way between a supportive shoe and a comfortable bedroom slipper. You don’t feel like your feet are going to slide out of these happy little peds. Perfectly supportive and very toasty. I’ve just bought myself a pair because the tomato red colour way was too delicious to pass up. But they have several colour options if bright hues aren’t your thing.

For years these have been my number one choice of house slipper because they sort of feel like a slipper and a shoe at the same time. Soft and cozy, yet supportive and sturdy. I tend to be hard on slippers and wear them through in 6 months, but for most people this style lasts for about a year. The Doggy version of this slipper is my preference, but the lambs are cute too.

For years these have been my number one choice of house slipper because they sort of feel like a slipper and a shoe at the same time. Soft and cozy, yet supportive and sturdy. I tend to be hard on slippers and wear them through in 6 months, but for most people this style lasts for about a year. The “doggy” is juvenile-looking but I don’t care. I love dogs and I love these slippers. They make my feet and my heart happy.

I love how this little ballet flat has a dainty wedged heel. It’s a little more supportive than a completely flat shoe but just as practical. For those of you who prefer a little elevation when you’re on the go, this comfy little ped is for you. Soft leather, cushioning footbed and flexible soles. As they would say in South Africa, it’s “lekker”.

Classic, beautiful and very flattering. The visual effect of the multiple vertical pin tucks is elongating, slimming and interesting. Great for lasses with both a small or ample bosom. Available in four colours and well worth a look. It might be just the right amount classic spunk that you were missing in your wardrobe.

As I write this the item is on sale for $199.90.

This brand is pricey but worth EVERY penny. British footwear designer Paul Green makes beautiful shoes that are comfortable and last for several seasons. This sturdy little slip-on cowboy boot is no exception. Available both in tan and grey, it’s just the type of ankle boot you’re after if you like a bit of heel with your casual look. Refined, yet rugged and very walkable. I want these.

This boot is perfect for the petite lass who has a wider foot and shapely calf. The shaft height is short, the toe box roomy, the instep high and the heel ever so slightly wedged. Cute, casual, comfy and a little bohemian. I vote red for something a little different.

Urban, casual yet super chic. Sweet! This adorable shrunken trench coat makes a statement all on its own. Strict military styling with a playful edge. Right up my alley. It’s Euro sizing runs quite small so don’t be surprised if you have to size up. It’s a pretty timeless look in my not so humble opinion.