Archive for Sunday, April 20, 2008
PARTY FEET
Classic slip-ons are embroidered with a Republican elephant or Democrat donkey.
BECAUSE of its relatively short shelf life, most campaign-season politico-wear tends toward the down-market (“Babies for Obama” onesies, Clinton belt buckles, McCain zip-front hoodies). But this month, Stubbs & Wootton, the Palm Beach purveyor of upscale slippers, took the race-for-the-White-House wardrobe a step in the luxe direction with a presidential-looking version of its classic black velvet slip-on. Available in men’s ($395) and women’s ($350) at Stubbsandwootton.com, the tuxedo-worthy footwear is embroidered with a silhouette of either the Republican elephant or Democrat donkey in gold metallic thread (or split the ticket with one of each). And because they aren’t senator specific, you’ll be able to toe the party line right up to the general election in November, confident that there’s at least one shoe-in candidate who can support you.
– Adam Tschorn
- Hans' ginger scones
- U.S. tapped intimate calls from Americans overseas, 2 eavesdroppers say
- Fox News' faux documentary sets new low
- The Dunbar in South L.A., once a landmark, has lost its beat
- Children of Vietnam War servicemen seek U.S. citizenship
- Still undecided? Then just don't vote
- AIG cancels planned events amid rebukes for hosting $440,000 function
- Cruel end for an L.A. homeless man
- BMW 335d sedan: Elegant electronics and a gestalt-altering diesel
- Palin ethics lapse cited
- Joerg Haider of Austria dies in car crash
- BMW 335d sedan: Elegant electronics and a gestalt-altering diesel
- U.S. to buy shares in struggling banks
- Slaying suspect Kazuyoshi Miura returns to L.A. in custody
- McCain calms supporters, urges respect for Obama
- Japanese businessman Miura found dead in cell
- House of Blues' image contrasting upgrades on Sunset Strip
- Impostors ruining Dodgers' feel-good story
- Sumner Redstone forced to sell Viacom, CBS shares
- The 'unitary executive' question
