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Katarina M.

Jun 5, 2013

Katarina M.

Graduation is tomorrow and I'm wondering if these are cute or not? Should I just ditch them and wear my 4 inch heels instead?

Katt A.

Jun 5, 2013

Katt A.

Four inch heels!!

Katy K.

Jun 5, 2013

Katy K.

I think they're super classy and perfect for graduation

Katarina M.

Jun 5, 2013

Katarina M.

These are the 4 inch heels by the way.

Cassidy J.

Jun 5, 2013

Cassidy J.

Love them my opinion is if you wer heels you have a better chance of falling even if you are great I. Them and those are so chic and perfect.

Cassidy J.

Jun 5, 2013

Cassidy J.

I like the top ones betr.

Toribeth T.

Jun 5, 2013

Toribeth T.

I personally prefer the ones in the first pic but the ones in the second pic are more "dressy" but what dress are you wearing? they will both work just depends on that.

Katarina M.

Jun 5, 2013

Katarina M.

@Cassandra, I love candy ;) Haha

This is my dress, but it's more of a royal indigo blue color. The sequins are turquoise, hot magenta pink color, silver, and there's a black Lacey design on it.
At the event there's going to be a banquet, ceremony, and a farewell dance party.

Sweet C.

Jun 5, 2013

Sweet C.

The top ones seem more appropriate for the event. But, I personally like the 4 inch. =)

Kenzie L.

Jun 5, 2013

Kenzie L.

I would go with the second. no one is even going to see yours or anyone else's dress/outfit during the ENTIRE ceremony. your shoes should make a statement since that's all anyone is going to see anyway :)

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