Fashion

Sara With Cherries on Her Toes

Fashion Breakdown: Dress designed by Heritage by Halston, candy wrapper clutch by Ecoist, copper wedding band from Israel, jelly shoes are a collaboration design by Melissa and Vivienne Westwood...

By Jipsy

August 24, 2011

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Fashion Breakdown: Dress designed by Heritage by Halston, candy wrapper clutch by Ecoist, copper wedding band from Israel, jelly shoes are a collaboration design by Melissa and Vivienne Westwood.

Name: Sara Liss
Occupation: Editor of UrbanDaddy in Miami
Love these shoes! Yes!

They were a nice find at a sample sale on my last trip to New York

City. Melissa and Vivienne Westwood? I love these shoes. So comfortable.

Haircut and style? Well, it's growing out but it was by

Joseph from Vidal Sasson. I'm on the search for a new stylist, so if

there's anyone out there...
Where are you on Friday nights? The weekends I'm at home drinking wine with my husband and spending time with my two year old.
So what do you do during the week? You can find me at what ever fabulous event that I absolutely have to be at for work.
What were you listening to on your way to this party? Vampire Weekend

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