Nicholas Kirkwood’s recently-opened Mount Street store in London, now features the shoes from his much-buzzed about collaboration with Keith Haring. Fashion blogger Susie Bubble paid a visit and took some pics of the delightful results, one of which is shown above. To see more visit Stylebubble.

I saw these last weekend in the Madewell windows and have been thinking about them ever since.  They’re not my usual knee-jerk-luv shoes, but  paired with the casual standards of white  denim, tees and of course chambray they just work. Then again it could just be that hanging around my buddies  from the Jcrew men’s shop is rubbing off of me? Mickey Drexler and Jenna Lyons have me looking at sensible heels now? Oh my… If like me you’re kinda taken by the “Whistletops,” they are available here in three colors .

Jefffrey Campbell is showing a sneak preview of one of the illustrations by Philip Mimms, who has worked with the brand quite a bit and this time will be the creative force behind JC’s next lookbook, called “Outer Limits.” Look for it to go live sometime next week.

Shoe designer Nicholas Kirkwood could be more consistent overall, but still, these shoes are so perfect for Summer 2011 (the mini tassel combined with the tribal cutout and the white heel contrasted against textured leather) that all is forgiven and the honeymoon is back on again. Via Fashionising.

One of our fave shoe etailers Solestruck has launched a “Summer Essentials” lookbook, highlighting the key shoe styles for the upcoming warm weather months and it really does nail every one, highlighting wedges, flatforms, neons, slippers (see above image–be still my beating heart!) and flat booties.

Over 60 images on the next page.

Even though this Spring has been a hit or miss for sunny days so far, eventually the long awaited summer will come!  Miu Miu’s “Capretto” sandals are  at the top of our list as fun styles that will take us through many warm weather days and nights. View them in detail on the flip .

Every angle of these sandals provides a fun design element. From the padded ankle strap to the gold leather inner heel contrast, Nicholas Kirkwood never disappoints. Available at Ln-cc. More angles on the next page.

A sneak peek at Christian Louboutin’s Autumn 2011 lineup is here and as we mentioned before, fur is the material the designer is using to inject fashion newness for this season. As with every collection, Louboutin features a few shoes that seem to reside in the world of pure fantasy–there’s even one fun shoe featuring a paw silhouette and a fur ankle boot with a pointy elfin toe!

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On its Facebook page, darling shoe brand of high-end department store chains Jimmy Choo gives a sneak peek of its Pre-Autumn 2011 collection. According to Jimmy Choo, the Autumn collection will feature more sneakers slippers, espadrilles, clogs and ballet flats. There are also plans to introduce jellies, mocassins and driving shoes. In other words the brand is expanding offerings. Jimmy Choo is rumored to be up for sale so perhaps the wider selection is being offered to help drive up the asking price.

More images on the next page, including some styles that are a lot more casual than we’re used to seeing from this brand.

We’ve been observing fur as an important Autumn trend not just as an outerwear material, but also used on shoes, bags and in the cases of Alexander Wang, on sunglasses! The shoes featured here, Rodarte on the left and Altuzarra on the right, occupy very different worlds but yet the theme of fur connects them.