7 Amazing Shoes From Fash Bash

By Sandra Svoboda on Sun, Aug 18, 2013 at 1:04 pm

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7 Amazing Shoes From Fash Bash

Classic sneakers were highlighted by neutral colors and shorts.

These shoes had a wonderful sexy, fetish feel which made them stand out from the typical heels.

Spikes. Glitter. Bright colors. What's not to love?

This pair was hand-painted by the owner, infusing them with a wonderful vintage vibe.

Simple, black heels with contrasting decoration caught the photographer's eye very quickly.

An elegant shoe paired with lots of bling.

Bold colors and a fuzzy material made these shoes a huge hit.

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