Golden Ponies Shoes

I know, I know, I'm talking about shoes again. I can't stop, guys. I have a real problem.

This shoe brand is a Guatemalan company who make affordable, cutesy made-to-order shoes and accessories including bags, coats, socks and more. You can visit their website here or their etsy account here.

Here is a selection to show you some of their shoes and what they have to offer.

The Tree Kisser: Vegan Fashion

Today I want to introduce to you a company that I love. The Tree Kisser. They make beautiful, well-made American Apparel shirts, hoodies, tanks and more. Take a look at some of their designs on their website here or see some of my picks below.

 

Lulu Vegan Shoes

Long gone are the days of ugly, hemp and soy-based vegan shoes. We live in a new world with options, options, options! Shoes to suit the fashionista, the conservative and the outrageous.

Lulu's is an online clothing company who make vegan shoes. These shoes are less flamboyant then some of my previous shoe brand picks, however, they're perfect for lovers of the classic shoe, and those who don't want to destroy their bank account.

Dolls Kill Girly Shoe Heaven

Pink, pastel and girly things are always my first choice. You probably know the type, the dreamy, trippy, Lolita-type. This style has been around for a long time and I'm very happy that it's stuck around for so long. Below I have compiled some slightly "out there" vegan shoes from Dollskill.com, my favourite girly books and favourite films so everyone know exactly my aesthetic. Hope you enjoy!

Life In Plastic

Anyone who knows me will know I'm obsessed with shoes and my favourite shoe brand of all time has to be Melissas, a Brazilian company who have had numerous designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Karl Lagerfield, Jason Wu and plenty others collaborate with them to make unique, beautiful designs that are unlike any other shoe brand today.

If, like me, you love all things vegan and glamorous, keep reading for my review on Melissa Shoes.

Good Guys Don't Wear Leather

Today I'm going to review one of my favourite brands of vegan footwear. Good Guys Don't Wear Leather. They are a French company who make gorgeous, classic faux suede and faux patent shoes made from vegetables. They make shoes for all the genders and many of their classic designs are unisex, which is perfect.

I've been wearing my plain black canvas shoes since January, mostly for work (which is a shame because they're the only fashionable part of my uniform) but also for days when I just feel like I need a sturdy, comfy pair of shoes for either nipping to the shops or to uni. They're amazing quality, they can withstand rain and they didn't get ruined when an industrial amount of jalapeño juice exploded on my feet at work (that happens at all work places, right?), I'd recommend them completely.

Although these shoes are on the pricey side (usually around €150 or around €100 for sale items), they're good quality and it's worth investing in if you want a good, sturdy pair of shoes that won't get ruined easily.

Vegan Lingerie: Lost in Wonderland

I'm a the-knickers-must-match-the-bra kind of girl and I wouldn't be caught dead in nudes, whites or blacks. I'm obsessed with all things girly, cute and lacy. Lingerie lingerie lingerie. All day every day. Unfortunately, most lingerie companies use silk or some kind of non-vegan dyes. It's difficult to find cute, vegan lingerie that isn't boring. But luckily, companies exist and today I want to introduce you to a gorgeous brand that I just discovered. Lost in Wonderland.

They are a German company that make beautiful, sexy, ethical and cruelty-free lingerie for girls who don't want to be caught in boring underwear. Here's a link to their website. And below are some of my favourite designs by them. (Warning: Might not be safe for work)

Why I Like YOOX and Vegan Brands to Look Out For

YOOX is one of those websites nobody knows how to pronounce. I've heard 'yux' but I usually just say the letters really quickly, 'why-oh-oh-ex' but all of that is irrelevant today. I want to tell you about my experience with them and why I continue to buy from them again and again.

Matt & Nat

Matt & Nat are a vegan company who make simplistic vegan handbags, tote bags, satchels, basically any type of bag you can think of. They make them out of recycled plastic bottles and not only do they look amazing, they're completely vegan and good for the environment.

Currently, Matt & Nat are having a sale, 40% off and you can't miss out on these amazing deals!

Kerol D Apparel

Kerol D Apparel is a company that makes beautiful, unique vegan shoes, jewellery and clothing. I fell in love when I saw their amazing shoe designs. They also ship worldwide! That's good news for vegans everywhere.

Vaute Couture Coats

As a vegan, I know how difficult it can be to find beautiful, well-made, luxurious coats that are completely vegan and cruelty free. That was until I discovered Vaute Couture coats. They have gorgeous, warm winter coats that are absolutely essential to any vegan fashion lover’s wardrobe.

Vegan Designer Shoes

Since giving up my old vice of cheese and cakes, I soon discovered another vice. Shoes. Or more specifically, designer shoes. Trust me to pick one of the most difficult things to veganize. Although your heart may still be broken after discovering you might never own a pair of vegan Louboutins, let me introduce you to eight new brands that put Louboutins and Jimmy Choo’s to shame.