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Small S Favorite Shoes Brand Charlotte&Nbsp; Olympia High Heels Appreciation
Some friends are asking Xiao Shi's brand of naked high heeled shoes in "Kangxi's coming" program. The answer is Charlotte Olympia's high-heeled shoes. In the Charlotte Olympia Fall 2011 series, the heels, though thick and wedge-shaped, should be easier to follow than the young ones. But at the bottom of the thickness, I still doubt its practicality. Ladies and gentlemen, you might as well have a challenge.
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