Pesky shoe addictions

I seem to have a fettish with menswear-inspired shoes lately. Perhaps too much. It's led me to add Bass oxfords, some ridiculously comfy Eastland loafers, and some Caterpillar boots? ... I think between the three I maybe spent $46. (Yes, I'm magic... refer to previous thrifting post.. ) Anyway, I've revisited my love of men's shoes and currently I'm especially enthralled by Bass and all of the wonderful shoes they make. All of them last forever, are easy on the eyes, and easy on the feet. Sometimes they can get kind of spendy, but if you work some magic and get them at DSW on super super sale or find them for cheap second-hand, they are more than worth it to have in your closet. Jeans + Bass + simple tee + comfy blazer = easy morning dressing, and a look laid back and dressed up all at the same time. (PS.. I may have accidentally purchase the bottom left pair tonight.. but I found them for $14! ... I caved. I knew I was never going to find that again... found them on style.ly.. which if you haven't checked out yet, do it! Sign up here.  Sometimes you can find great stuff for cheap, and even cheaper if you earn some credits. It definitely just knocked $10 off my last purchase. I think that's worth it.)

Bass winged shoes, $79. Bass rubber soled shoes, 130 CAD, Bass boots, $70, Bass Weejun Penny Loafer, $150, Bass Men's Carlisle Boat Shoe: Shoes, $100, Bass Women's Rachel Antonoff Alice Oxford - Black, $45