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Shoes... Taking a walk on the wild side Story and photo by Kelly Griffith Some designers have created new lines of patterns and styles. Brave News World's favorites will get you noticed. Linea Paolo's 'Tate,' $89.95, adds major height and a funky pattern to a vintage Candies style. The rhinestone buckle gives the shoe a touch of daintiness. These Ruby slipper look-alikes from Highlights will get you noticed, along with Brave News World's other favorites. Emilio Pucci's pointy-toed mule, $405.95, offers an upbeat pattern to a classic style. The mule comes in two patterns: satin angels and satin butterflies. Summer's signature shoes, espadrilles, are livened up by animal print. Hollywould's animal-print espadrille, $185, is perfect with a white linen dress. Rhinestones decorate the straps of the Claudia Ciuti 'Nigel' sandal, $225. The wedges have a modern paisley pattern to flatter brightly-painted toe nails. Four-inch heels compliment the slingback strap. The Highlights pink glitter heel, $16.99, will take you to Oz. The Ruby slipper look-alike will get you noticed at night with a little black dress or wear this shoe during the day with jeans and a satin white or pink camisole.

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