Jessica Simpson New Shoe Collection: Scuba Gear Slippers Designed as Heels?

Posted on March 25, 2011 By celebpromoter Fashion, Media

Designer shoes and fashion statements just got a little more “artsy.” Jessica Simpson recently tweeted a picture of a pair of heels that look similar to scuba gear flippers.

She said it’s part of the new Jessica Simpson Collection called “Scuba Gear, heels for every occasion.”

Initially, I thought she was joking. But looking back at her track record…I’m certain she’s 100% serious…

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One Response to Jessica Simpson New Shoe Collection: Scuba Gear Slippers Designed as Heels?

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