Yesterday evening I was one of the many bloggers and fashionista’s attending the Spring shoe store opening event, which is located in Manhattan Mall on the 1st floor.
I just want to say this event was CRAZY! Imagine 100′s of women (very few men) who had their pick at $150 worth of free shoes and accessories, along with appetizers and drinks? Pure MADNESS! It was fun though.
I met up with my friends Shannon (The Bliss List), and Janique (HerGoodyBag); they arrived early, so they had a better pick of the shoes. I also ran into people from the Fab blogger circle, such as the ladies from oSoChic, my soror from Temple of Glam, the wonderful Kitty Bradshaw, Diva’s & Dorks, The Fab Chick, Danielle from Style & Beauty Doctor, and I finally got to meet Carmen from Lipstick.Fashion.Mascara. It’s always great seeing these ladies whenever I am out.
During the event I managed to score two pairs of shoes; a neutral shade platform sandal, and a t-strap Mary Jane in a taupe color. I also picked up a grey handbag with chain detailing. Grey is the transitional color for the fall!

Note: Their shoes do run a bit on the small side. I ended up getting a 39 in one pair of shoes. I normally wear a 7 or 7.5 in women’s shoes.
Spring shoes was founded in 1991 by the Aldo group, and is in an international brand with over 200 stores in Canada, the U.S, Asia, and Middle East. I would classify it as a younger, more edgy, and affordable side of Aldo.
Spring is not just shoes! They also sell accessories, and other leather goods such as handbags.
If you’re looking for the latest trends from the runways of Milan, Paris, New York or Tokyo, but at affordable prices, checkout Spring shoes!
Shop online http://www.myspringshoes.com/ & ‘Like’ their Facebook Page.
This event was brought to you by Shine Media PR. Special Thanks to Robyn for hosting this wonderful event & for the invite! ‘Like’ Shine Media PR on Facebook.
I was going through my emails that I received while on vacation, and I came across one from Urban Decay regarding their Primer Potion. Many of us who use the UDPP as our HG product have always complained about the packaging. It seems like Urban Decay got the hint and listened. Wow, a company who listens to the consumers request. Good job!
Here’s the new packaging…
The squeeze tube makes it easier to get everything out.
The needle-nose tip makes application more sanitary, and easier to control product application.
It is a tad bit expensive. I’m not sure if I can justify paying $29 for UDPP. I wonder if the regular size will have the same packaging eventually? I hope so.
Hey everyone!
Sorry I’ve been MIA. I was away until Wednesday, then I had work, and today is my 26th birthday. I will post more within the following week. You know how it is when you come back from vacation… Please bare with me.