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Thursday, February 5, 2009 4:00 PM
Accessories & Jewelry
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Courtesy of Clean Heels
Save our soles! Shoe soles that is. Whether you are going to be a guest or the bride at an outdoor affair, pop one of these heel stoppers from Clean Heels on to the bottom of your stiletto to stop your shoe from sinking into the ground and to protect your pumps. Clean Heels founder Ally Stevenson came up with the idea after adhering beer bottle tops to the bottom of her heels at a wedding back in 2005. Since then over 1,250 pairs have been sold and it is quickly becoming a must have product for weddings or any outdoor affair. Visit cleanheels.co.uk for pricing and more information. —Cari Wolfert
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Those look crazy! I don't see why you wouldn't just advise against stilettos knowing your wedding will be outside in grass, like mine will be.
Those look stupid.. I really got disappointed with this article.
I think that's a wonderful idea!!! I don't think I (or my bridesmaids)should be restricted in my choice of footware because I'll be getting married outside. Especially with the fact that the reception will be INSIDE, so more sensible shoes will only be a factor during the ceremony.