Mary Janes! Mary Janes!

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I love Mary Janes. They might be my favorite style of shoes (They may be tied with oxford booties--I'm working on a booties post for the coming weeks). They are so cute and fun and girly. I also like the added comfort of the strap that helps them stay on my feet especially when I have tights on, which can made some shoes slip off rather easily. 
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Dark taupe suede bow shoes, Amazon, $84
Red ruffle toe Mary Janes, 6pm, $117.41
Grey and yellow wedges, DSW, $64.95
Colorblock Mary Janes, 6pm, $34.50
Polka dot Mary Janes, J.Crew, $199.99
Cut out bow Mary Janes, Amazon, $44.99

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Button toe Mary Janes, Amazon, $40.59
Contrast stitching Mary Janes, 6pm, $38.48
Patent double strap Mary Janes, Target, $29.99
Grey buckle Mary Janes, Famous Footwear, $149.99
Platform bow Mary Janes, Kohl's, $29.97
Contrast piping Mary Janes, Amazon, $39.99

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