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Bridal Peep Toes in Dark Blue with Glitter - Juliette Glitter Smoke & Suede Navy

Bridal Peep Toes in Dark Blue with Glitter - Juliette Glitter Smoke & Suede Navy

Name: Bridal Peep Toes in Dark Blue with Glitter - Juliette Glitter Smoke & Suede Navy
Brand: Emma Go
Price: 87.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

87 € 145 €

incl. VAT plus shipping.

Size:

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Quantity:

Shipping time: 1-2 working days (express shipping), 4-6 working days (standard shipping)

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Suede flat bridal sandals with glitter cap and gold details

It doesn't always have to be a white wedding shoe. The Juliette sandal in navy proves that a dark shoe is also chic with a bridal outfit.
In combination with dark glitter in anthracite and golden ankle straps you get a super elegant look.

Flat and comfortable, these summer sandals will carry you through your big day: the elastic ankle straps promise a secure hold without slipping out, the open design of the shoe gives you airiness and lightness.

Designed in Copenhagen and handmade with love in Spain from high-quality leather, the glitter sandals give you a real upstyling if you are still looking for a great wedding shoe for the summer.

The elegant peep toes can be combined effectively with white or ivory wedding dresses, also with coloured bridal skirts and two-pieces they are a stylish contrast.

After the wedding you can continue to wear the sandals with your summer dress or your favorite jeans, at the next party or a business appointment.

Material

Upper: LeatherSole
: LeatherInterior:
Leather

Color

Nude, Silver

Size and fit information

Size and fit of the shoes are normal. The soft leather also gives a little when worn.

Additional information

Discover more bridal shoes in many variations in our online store.

Pictured wedding dresses, accessories or hair accessories are not included.

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To make it easier for you to find your size, we provide you with a size chart here and give you a few tips on how to take your measurements. Our sizes are very generous. This means, especially for the larger sizes, that you may order one size smaller than you are used to.

How do I take measurements?

When measuring the chest, please hold the tape measure loosely. Under no circumstances should the tape measure be tight and cut in. The chest is measured at the widest point.

When measuring the waist, please don't hold your breath, but don't measure too loosely either. The waist is the narrowest part of the abdomen, usually just above the belly button!

If you want to order a skirt, we recommend you to order it a little smaller rather than bigger. 2-3 cm more in the waist are usually no problem. If the skirt is too big, it slips down and needs to be adjusted - but that's no problem either. Feel free to contact us, we will help you.

The hips are measured loosely at the widest part of the bottom.

At small body size it is very likely that the skirt is too long for you. All our bridal skirts are deliberately made a little longer so that they can also be worn by tall brides. As a rule the noni bridal skirts are 64 cm (short) - 80 or 90 cm (midi, calf-length) and 112 cm (floor-length) long.You can find more detailed information under your desired article in the shop.

You have already ordered a noni bridal skirt, but it doesn't fit perfectly or is too long? We show you herehow to measure your skirt and have it individually fitted by our workshop according to your measurements.

All items are automatically cut a little wider, so it is not necessary to add "a little air" for a looser fit.
If you are unsure or between two sizes, write us a mail, we are happy to help you.

Size	34	36	38	40	42	44	46	48
Chest measurement cm	84	87	93	99	105	111	117	123
Waist circumference cm	64	70	76	82	88	94	100	106
Hip circumference cm	88	94	100	106	112	118	124	130

For tops with sleeves, it makes sense to also measure the circumference of the upper arm, as some pieces are cut close-fitting. You measure the circumference of the upper arm at the strongest point, rather loose than tight.