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All I Have To Do Is Dream Heels by Banned Retro are the perfect pair of T-strap pumps that will elevate any outfit. These stunning heels feature a printed faux leather upper that will add a touch of whimsy to your look. The intricate design of the printed faux leather makes these shoes truly unique and eye-catching.

Not only are these shoes beautiful, but they are also made with high-quality materials. The lining and insole are made with PU pigskin, ensuring maximum comfort and durability. The outsole is made of rubber, providing excellent traction and stability.

These heels are perfect for a night out or a special occasion. Pair them with a little black dress or a flowy skirt for a chic and sophisticated look. The T-strap design and comfortable heel height make them easy to wear and perfect for dancing the night away.

Banned Retro is a brand known for their vintage-inspired designs and attention to detail. All I Have To Do Is Dream Heels are no exception, with their unique print and high-quality materials. These heels are sure to turn heads and make you feel confident and stylish.

In conclusion, All I Have To Do Is Dream Heels by Banned Retro are a must-have for any fashion-forward woman. Their beautiful design and high-quality materials make them the perfect addition to any outfit. Whether you’re going out for a night on the town or attending a special event, these T-strap pumps will make you feel like a true fashion icon.

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Cheribomb Retro LOVES being a stockist of Banned Apparel! Banned Apparel has been a purveyor of the vintage fashion scene since their launch in 2011 and have paved the way ever since. Their dedicated, talented, design team carefully research each piece using historical references. Adding touches of upcoming trends ensures their collection remains fresh and current whilst paying homage to decades gone by.

Banned Apparel’s reputation in the plus sized market precedes them. From their blog: “Today’s plus size is very different to the 1950’s sizing which started at a modern size 10/12! Plus sizes had more to do with shape rather than measurement which is why “stout” was a better description back then. 1950’s plus size dresses and skirts were typically tea-length and could be tank style, cap sleeve, short sleeve, or full length. Necklines were very modest, and dresses were often embellished with nice buttons or playful necklines with bows or scalloped edges.”
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