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Scene-stealing shoes with Yull’s Hitchcock Heroine heels

Scene-stealing shoes with Yull’s Hitchcock Heroine heels
5 September 2013
Isabella Stockwell
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Isabella Stockwell
5 September 2013

Lovers of film will certainly appreciate Yull Shoes latest collection, which is centred around the theme of Hitchcock Heroines.

Renowned for their style, Hitchcock Heroines are stunning, and are never caught in anything less than perfect attire for the Stranger on the Train or for Waltzes in Vienna.

No matter what crime you are committing – whether it’s stealing someone’s heart or even fighting off Birds, Yull have the perfect shoe to fit the scene.

The Femme Fatale can attract admirers with the graphic block red and black courts and 6” blocks heels, which are combined with a splash of tan. The classic black kitten heel is also perfect for those who suffer with Vertigo or Stage Fright when it comes to wearing high heels.

Beaulieau – a 6” block heel available in either black or tan with contrasting toe is without a shadow of a doubt ideal for a stylish work-do, while Yull’s Cambridge Flats are perfect for the heroine who has to make a quick getaway.

Priced at £65- £120, the killer heels and comfortable flats are available online and at independent stockists across the United Kingdom.

Reinventing the classic shoe, Yull adds a modern twist to old classics, allowing you to do The 39 Steps with style.

Isabella Stockwell

To find out more about the show-stopping shoes, click here.

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