Every women want to be stylish and outstanding.

 Most of the women have great fascination towards footwear. They shell out cash to buy stylish, trendy and elegant shoes. Women feel good and beautiful wearing expensive shoes. Designer shoes make you stand out in a crowd. These shoes make heads turn not because of their color and design, it’s because of the brand you are wearing.
Wearing designer shoes gives you pride and enhances your outlook towards your work and other people. Many brands do research on upcoming fashions and styles and then they create and design latest shoes. Now who doesn’t want to wear the seasons first and most stylish shoe?

This shoes is the most expensive shoes from Stuart Weitzman and surely the most creative and delicate one. Rita Hayworth Heels is dazzling with sapphires, rubies and diamonds to make the heels perfect.

Stuart Weitzman joined with Le Vian to realize this $2,000,000 Tanzanite Heels. These amazing shoes decorate with 28 carats of diamonds and well-cut 185 carats of quality tanzanite. The most spectacular part of the shoes is the 4½ inch heels that encrusted with 595 carats of Kwiatplatinum diamonds.

This Ruby Slippers decorate With 642 oval and round rubies in its possession. Stuart Weitzman designed this shoes to make the user on top of the rich pride. The rubies shine in pureplatinum combination. This stilettos cost $1,600,000, an amount to pay for pride of the rich.

Another shoes by the well renowned Stuart Weitzman. He designed the shoes to dusty gold high heels as in the 1940s. This Retro Rose features its special elegant embellishment. The perfect design combined with dazzles from 100 carat of 1,800 Kwiat diamonds. Diablo Cody had selected to set the red carpet of the 2008 Oscar worn this one million dollar perfect shoes.

Decorate With bugle beads, glass rhinestones and three large silver red glass jewels, this Ruby slippers matches with exclusive designer outfit. By wearing these ruby slippers your presence will be well respected in highly luxurious event or parties. It was sold in auction for $666,000 in 2000.