Despite what anyone else says, I love my Uggs. They keep me warm, they're comfortable and I'd defend them to the end.

Well, that's until I spotted these mid-calf, tie-detail fur boots all over the Marc Jacobs Catwalk for Autumn/Winter2009 (well fashion's fickle isn't it).

Now I can't tell you how much these cost yet, but I imagine it would take a good many months of saving to get a pair of these beautiful boots, so I had a scout around and spotted this similar pair from Spanish brand, ART Footwear.

I think they'd look amazing with baggy jeans or tracksuit bottoms (did I say that out loud) tucked in. However those with more sophisticated taste can also wear with baggy tailored trousers for the ultimatelook in utility Chic. They cost a very reasonable £140.

Now I'm not a girl that can wear heels, in fact many of my beautiful boots and sandals have lain discarded in my wardrobe for a number of years and been slowly replaced by flats, flip flops and trainers.

Even going out means an extra pair of flats to change into after a couple of hours. So when Scholl sent me it's new Party Feet snowflake limited edition range, which are placed in the front of your shoe to prevent that horrible pain you get when wearing heels, I was understandably unconvinced.

Yes they looked nice and sparkly but do they really do the job? I took them on a night out with my heels to find out.

Putting them into my shoes was a bit tricky. They were extremely sticky and stuck to every part of the inside of my shoe and when I had finally got past that hurdle the next problem arose.
Because they sit in the front of your shoe, they make the gap between your feet smaller, meaning the shoes can feel a little tight. I was ready to pack my trusty flip flops but I soldiered on.

For research purposes (of course) I decided to go to a bar, where seating is a luxury, meaning I would be have to stand all night. An hour into the eve and I felt the familiar twinge of pain, that only standing with heels on would give.

However, I was surprised after that I didn't feel a thing, especially during the 10 minute walk home, which normally would have crippled me had I not had the Party feet on.

The real test came the next day however. I don't know about you but when I wear heels the night before, I always get pains in my calves, however, it seems the Party Feet did actually work, because there was none of that the morning after.

The only thing I would say is that the tops of my feet were a little bit sore from where they had been pushing on the tops of my shoes.

Party Feet have made me think again about wearing heels, and I'm pleased to say they actually did work and because they can be used again and again I think I've found my sole mate for life.

It's that time of the year again. Summer holidays are reaching an end and the schools are going back meaning there will be more traffic on the road and longer commuting times.

But it's not all bad news, as the Autumn season begins to approach it means it's time to update that work wardrobe and get a new outfit or two.

We have a look at some of the key pieces to keep you going through until at least December.

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With the winter fast approaching it will soon be time to pack away our Haviana's and get out feet into footwear that will hopefully save our toes from frost bite.

Yes we know, it's depressing, but if you're not quite yet ready to part with your summer style, then we have found something that may ease the transition.

Jinga trainers are the latest Brazilian footwear to walk onto our shores and are perfect for us Haviana wearing girls who love a bit of retro Brazilian.

Now we know what you're thinking, trainers are hardly a big fashion statement, but let's be honest we all need a nice funky pair and these trainers not only look stylish but also come in a range of colours, from white to pink and grey.

Oh, and they won't feel that much different from your flip flops either. Why? Because the company claims that these trainers give you the feeling of being barefoot because of the slim sole.

What's more, all Jinga's are ethically made and certified by the Vegan Society making them light on your feet and your conscience.
They cost £39.

Love them or hate them there's no denying that sheepskin Ugg boots are a must have every year.

However, there's a new kid on the block and it's looking like it may become leader of the pack (or flock.)

If you're a fashion girl that doesn't like to follow the herd, then these Kau Boots will heat up your heart as much as they do your feet. Why? Because, the company claims that every pair is completely different as they are made from individually hand selected hide.

And it doesn't end there. Kau offers three different heights and seven colour options including black leather, mainly brown, brown and white and black and white. You can also pick from three different linings and two different soles.

Those that want to make their boots that extra bit special can also opt for the tailored option, which means getting arty by drawing around your feet and sending it off to the company. And the best thing is it will only set you back an extra £20.

The boots range from £199.99 - £279.99.

If, like me, you have a sweet tooth for shoes then you'll love Kandee's new collection, which has been aptly nicknamed the Refresher range. The collection has me fizzing with excitement, offering brightly coloured, kitsch style shoes, which are perfect for the summer.
We love the white and pastel pink 5 inch heeled platforms, known as the Bubbly Gum shoes, which we think are definitely worth blowing £108 on.

Likewise, the Fruit Belt heels, which although are so brightly coloured, you may need sunglasses to look at them, are also perfect for those who had a penchant for cramming as many different flavoured sweets in our mouth at the same time (or was that just me).

However the icing on top of this collection is without a doubt the Dippa Stick Boot. Like with its liquorice namesake sweet, you will love it or hate it, but with the black patent top complimented by a bright yellow heel, we can't see what there isn't to like

Sweet styled shoes without the calories, who could ask for anything more?

Prices start from around £100.

Target is churning out the designers like clockwork right now - lucky for us!

Two weeks ago we were telling you how the retailer nabbed Brit export Jonathan Saunders for its latest GO International program, and now we're hearing word that Anya Hindmarch and Sigerson Morrison are also hopping on board.

We always feel bad on Tuesdays because we bring you some super expensive stuff with Designer Pick of the Week. So we wanted to bring you something equally fabulous but a lot more affordable.

So we hit the ASOS clearance section and found these adorable leather T-bar sandals, on sale for $65.43.

They're retro, yet modern. The minty green color is our favorite part, but the wooden heel comes in a close second. Pair them with a colorful spring dress or some crisp white pants.

Gold shoes kind of clash with the "orange carpet" at the Academy of Country Music Awards, but they're still really cute.

Miranda Lambert, left, paired hers with a short printed dress. It might be a little matchy-matchy to pair gold shoes with a print with so much of the color in it, but that's a very southern convension. We love the platform and criss-cross straps anyway.

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It looks like women just didn't realize sky-high heels existed before Gwyneth Paltrow waltzed onto the scene promoting Iron Man in a slew of stilettos.

Sales of super high heels (generally anything five inches and over) have increased 35 percent since Paltrow's press tour.

U.K. retailers like Selfridges and Harvey Nichols are seeing sales of stilettos outnumbering flats five to one.

These distressed suede lace-up bootie pumps have a lot going on. The Acne Jeans Iman Platform Oxford Pump, $519, teeter on a 4.25" suede-covered heel with 0.88" platform.

The ultimate in unique luxe? Or, like acne itself, something you could really live without? Leave your yay or nay vote in the comments below.

Do our eyes deceive? Givenchy is making jelly shoes?

It's true. The Givenchy jelly gladiator, $165, comes in pink and black with adjustable ankle straps.

What do you think? Nostalgic throwback great for the beach, or sweaty sandal that should stay in the sandbox? Yay or Nay?

Summer generally has even the preppiest pearl-lover looking wistfully at peasant tops and freeflowing layers. And hippie fashions can hide hippy flaws - bonus! It's easy to integrate one or two pieces into your wardrobe since bohemian goes great with jeans. Keep reading for product details.

Day trips that involve lots of walking, parties on lawns your stilettos will sink right into, boardwalks - there are plenty of reasons to look for a sandal that's comfortable without sacrificing too much style.

And you can still look to the same company your Mom looked to in the 70's! Kork Ease still offers the same classic style - but this season there are some fashionable updates.