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Kartell x .normaluisa: Lady Cinderella Platform Sandal by Karen Day

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The second model to mix Kartell's plastic design expertise with Italian label .normaluisa's fashion sense, the Lady platform sandal is another injection-molded knockout. Keeping to the bright color scheme of the Glue model, the Lady steps it up a notch with a 3.5-inch plastic wedge heel.

While Kartell's two-tone shading—a nature-inspired bi-injection process applied only to footwear thus far— and touches like a star-shaped logo imprint in the sole make for a design-conscious shoe, touches like a thin heel and low cut keeps the look sophisticated and feminine.

Made of 100% recyclable plastic, the Lady platforms, along the original ballerina styles in some great new colorways, will be available from .normaluisa and Kartell stores soon.

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This entry posted on 21 September 2009 at 8:41 PM
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