At Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, we see many high-end fashions that we'll never be able to afford. So, it's refreshing to see Payless on the runway. Payless has hooked up with top designers to create shoes and accessories that are glamorous, glitzy and affordable! Let's take a look at some of the sandals, handbags and more from the Spring 2010 collections of Payless on the Runway at New York Fashion Week.
Christian Siriano for Payless
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Project Runway winner and fashion designer Christian Siriano showcased his Spring 2010 footwear and accessories collection for Payless at Fashion Week. The line is inspired by Mediterranean travel and includes five shoe styles and two accompanying handbags. Here, we see these beautiful platforms with four metallic straps.
Christian Siriano for Payless Handbags
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Both the shoes and the handbags from Christian Siriano feature textured tribal inspirations, metallic sequins, funky prints and other high-end details. The collection will it Payless stores in February 2010. You can find out more about the designer collections for Payless at paylessontherunway.com.
Lela Rose for Payless
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At the Lela Rose runway show at Spring 2010, the Payless collection featured old Venice Beach surf and scuba wear along with the color palette of artist Alex Katz. The Lela Rose shoe collection included six styles. The footwear featured sculpted wedge heels, criss-cross straps and pretty peeptoe Mary Janes. Rose's signature use of mixed materials came together beautifully with Katz's splashes of citrine, magenta and sea grass colors.
alice + olivia for Payless
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At the alice + olivia presentation at Spring 2010 New york Fashion Week, designer Stacey Bendet's Payless collection featured a platform pump, tall slouchy boot, flat gladitor sandal and a platform heel. Like the other collections, the alice + olivia spring line for Payless will debut in February 2010. The collection takes inspiration from the Plastiscines, a French all-girl band. The band's mix of indie rock and Parisian chic is evident in shoes. They are structured, yet sexy and fun!
