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Fantasy Web Find of the Day: Encitas Crisscross Skimmer
Fantasy Web Find of the Day: Encitas Crisscross Skimmer
Posted by Dain, Monday, January 14, 2008 9:33 AM (Eastern)
What could be cooler for summer days and nights than this intricate webwork of luxe (fake) skin on your feet? They'd jazz up jeans and tee shirts, or provide the perfect dose of restrained mix-n-mismatch (an upcoming trend) with printed summer frocks, and they are only $20 (limited sizes, however). They also come in crackled gold and black python with cobalt accents, but black-and-white is neutral and versatile enough for anything.
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