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Pierre Hardy, Majorelle Tassel Sandals, $845. "The denim and tassels touches are right on trend; paired together for a bold combination,," said Kristen Henning, women's editor at FN.
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Navigating the world of e-commerce can be a dizzying experience.
Luckily, FN’s editors are here to help. Whether you’re looking for athletic, women’s or men’s footwear, our Shoe of the Day gallery pinpoints the best shoes on the market right now.

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