Lizzy’s Latest – Nine West Everafter Fringed Two-Piece Pumps

Wanderlust led us to Coltons Point in St. Mary’s County, Maryland. My only requirement was that there be water in the background. Coltons Point fit the bill! It is a small historic town located along the eastern shore of the Potomac River.
At Coltons Point, we visited St. Clement’s Island Museum and enjoyed a short film about the area. I was reminded that in 1634, English settlers, fleeing religious persecution, boarded two ships, the Ark and the Dove, and headed to the New World. The ships landed on St. Clement’s Island in the Province of Maryland. If you’re a regular reader of my blog, this might sound vaguely familiar. Well, I wrote about it last year after a photo shoot in Historic St. Mary’s City where a replica of the Dove is docked. 🙂
I did learn something new from this experience. St. Clement’s Island is actually offshore about 1.5 miles from Coltons Point. There is a seasonal water taxi that shuttles tourists to the island. It is on that island that a beautiful 40-foot commemorative cross stands representing the cross the settlers erected after they landed. Unfortunately, the water taxi was not running the day we were there, so St. Clement’s Island will continue to be a future spot to explore.
In the meantime, we took pictures on the pier and around the waterfront. Interestingly, we caught the attention of a group of local men. They followed us, from a distance, to each location. At one point, two of the guys passed me talking in loud voices. I suspect I was supposed to hear part of the conversation because as they passed, one guy spoke about the time he dated a model and had to frequently shuttle her to various shoot locations. Ha! I wanted to say, “I’m not a model, just a humble shoe blogger!” 😉
Speaking of shoes, these heels are gorgeous! The shade of blue is so rich and they were pretty comfortable, though by the end of the afternoon, my feet were beginning to feel the effects of 4-inch heels. 😉 It probably didn’t help that I was climbing on the rocks and later, running around a baseball field.
These heels are still available here, though sizing might be limited. A quick internet search for “Nine West Everafter Fringed Pumps” will bring up more results as well.
I paired the pumps with this blue dress with cut-out arms. Cut-out-arms is trending and quite elegant, in my opinion. 🙂 The heels would also look great with cropped slacks and skirts. Of course, to show the full impact of the sexy fringe, you must show some leg! 🙂 I suppose I say that a lot! 😉
Style with a smile!

This is the Mother of the Light Shrine, a Catholic devotional to the Miraculous Medal. The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to St. Catherine Laboure in 1830 just as you see here in an oval frame with the words: “O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.” Mary asked that this image (there’s more detail to it, so if you’re curious, research: “miraculous medal” on the internet) be put on medallions. Eventually, the story was authenticated and the medallions were produced. I actually carry one with me in my purse. 🙂
May 24, 2017 @ 3:37 pm
Hi Lizzy,
you are right, these heels are gorgeous, and they look perfect with your dress!
xo Alessia
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May 25, 2017 @ 8:20 pm
Hi Alessia! I’m glad you like the heels too! Blue is one of my favorite colors! I hope you have a fabulous weekend, my beautiful friend! 🙂
May 31, 2017 @ 2:02 am
OMG you look amazing in blue darling! Your style is so FABULOUS!
Great styling as always!
Much love, Len 🙂
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June 1, 2017 @ 1:13 pm
Sweet! Thank you, Len! 🙂 Have a great rest of your week and weekend! 🙂
June 6, 2017 @ 8:06 pm
The weather was so nice and of all the places we’ve taken pictures, I don’t think you ever attracted more intense attention from bystanders than you did her at Colton’s Point. It must have been those shoes 🙂
June 7, 2017 @ 1:17 am
Haha…yes, Dad, it must have been the heels! Dare I say, the men of Coltons Point have great taste in heels?! 😉
June 7, 2017 @ 5:21 am
You look like a model! 🙂 xxx
June 8, 2017 @ 1:10 am
Awww…you are too sweet, Lauren! Thank you, Love! 🙂
September 19, 2020 @ 9:39 am
Update: We revisited Colton’s point last week (Saturday, Sept 12, 2020). The Mother of Light Shrine is no longer there. A friendly passerby told us that the lady who owned it and the property it stood on had it disassembled and donated to a local parish prior to selling the property to the state park adjacent to it. We met her when we took the pictures here. Never figured she and the shrine would be gone when we returned.
September 20, 2020 @ 1:09 am
Thank you for the update, Dad. I was so sad to see the Virgin Mary gone. She brought so much beauty and light to that spot.