Platform wedges are impractical, painful, and oh so fabulous. Even if you never wear this style, you can’t help but admire their look.
From lulus.com
Lulus has a great selection of platform wedges, many under $100 and some even under $40, like this next pair.
The one great downfall of my move to Boise is the lack of Nordstrom. There isn’t one in the ENTIRE state! Though, thankfully, they are putting in a Nordstrom Rack sometime in 2012. This means I have to get my Nordstrom fix through their website which isn’t as fun as getting to the store at 7am on the first day of their sale. 
C’est la vie.
So after browsing for much too long, I’ve collected a list of my absolute favorite deals on shoes at their Half Yearly Sale.
From nordstrom.com
We start with Betsey Johnson, of course!
From zappos.com
Alas, no normal student or recent grad could afford the hefty price. I’ve looked around for a more affordable pair of equal chicness, but have yet to find a pair.
Have you found a cute pair of blue oxford wedges?
I’m guilty. I admit it. I love affordable options, or “knock offs” as some may say. I would rather spend $28 on these Forever 21 leopard print wedges than $150 for a similar Jeffrey Campbell pair.
Granted, if you want quality that will last more than one season, go with the Jeffrey Campbell. But for a young unemployed student, $28 sounds pretty great. Not everyone agrees though. Especially Jeffrey Campbell.
Who loves wedges? Meeeee! These shoes go in and out of style so frequently, they should be called flip-flops. (ba da ching!)
From nordstrom.com
Wedges are all positives – lots of height without giving up comfort or support. I really don’t see a downside, do you?
