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Vanilla vs. Chunky Monkey

(photos above courtesy of Sedona Arizona Wedding Photography)

When it comes to brides' choices of shoes on their wedding day, some go for "vanilla" (traditional white or ivory, conservative) while others opt for "chunky monkey" (outside-the-box, expressive, colorful). It's such an expression of personal style today, so there really isn't a wrong or right choice. Which flavor would you go with?

"VANILLA"
(top to bottom, left to right: Badgley Mischka white satin shoe, Martinez Valero white satin pump, L.A.M.B. platform booties, Ruthie Davis white maryjanes, Report white sandal, Tori white silk platforms, Christian Louboutin ivory stilettos, Alexander McQueen sandals, Stuart Weitzman cross-front shoe)

"CHUNKY MONKEY"
(top to bottom, left to right: Charlotte Olympia metallic striped pump, Nina Ricci yellow lame pumps, Alexander McQueen blue patent peep toes, Touch of Nina red shoe, Paris Hilton green croc pump, Betsey Johnson magenta heel, Betsey Johnson silver heel, Dolce & Gabbana leopard denim pump, Brian Atwood gold studded pump)

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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY
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chadp23 said…
Rashana - I am a photographer and you always keep me up on the hottness.

Good Job
February 12, 2010 at 10:08 AM
Lisa M. McGainey said…
Definitely Chunky Monkey......
February 13, 2010 at 4:54 PM
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