1970'S THROWBACK

Jeffrey Campbell Bette

No matter how much time goes by, the 1970s will always be a decade to remember.

This was a time that changed the world of fashion, taking previously casual and even sloppy boho-hippie items and transforming them into something stylish and chic. In the 70's ripped jeans, chaotic patterns, and a multitude of colors squashed into one small square-inch became the newest trend. 

Now, it is to my utter delight that Jeffrey Campbell’s “Bette” commemorates this time with a throwback fabric that is simply to die for. 

Combining a soft cognac and shades of seafoam, Bette makes a perfect winter-to-spring transitional shoe. 

What’s even better is it looks amazing with so many kinds of outfits; for now, wide-leg dark jeans and a soft cream blouse, and later in spring, with a jewel-tone maxi dress, such as this one from Jean Paul Gaultier...

Posted by Kaelee
MissMeers Eugene

CRUSHING ON CRANBERRY

Jessica Simpson Cosamo

Here at MissMeers we just got a fantastic winter flat from Jessica Simpson. In a season known for being a bit dreary and gloomy, especially in the Northwest, "Comaso" is the perfect way to add a fun pop of color to your day.

The bow is feminine, the studs edgy, the suede cozy, and the color alluring. Its rubber sole makes trekking through puddles a breeze.

This is a flat great for all ages; cute on my University of Oregon peers and fun for women such as my mom (who I might add, is obsessed with this shoe).

A sweet ballet flat that's acquired an edgy-side. Pairing "Comaso" with various outfits is effortless - you can make it sweet or sassy depending on your outlook for the day.


Posted by Kaelee
MissMeers Eugene