I’m always a sucker for a royal blue snake print belt — and when it comes in green and magenta as well for under $30, I take notice. They’re $29.50 at LOFT. Pop Color Snake Print Belt
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Love these pumps from Elie Tahari, available in snake-print black, suede, and “driftwood,” a snakey brown. Love the knotted/cut-out detail, as well as the classic look to the toe and heel. Lovely! The two black colors are on sale — were $328, now $238-$262. Elie Tahari – Erica Pump (Black 1) – Footwear
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Call us crazy, but it seems like we are seeing a resurgence of that in-again out-again classic, the snake print. Animal prints for the office can be dicey, but we really like this simple shift dress from Tory Burch. The loose fit, the high boatneck — and the styling of the model, with the clean, low pony-tail — all appeal to us. We’d wear it with pearls and nude-colored pumps, and perhaps “grow it up” even more with a black wrap. It’s $395 at Neiman Marcus, in sizes XS-XL. Snake-Print Carmela Dress
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We haven’t featured a designer shoe for a while here, and this Choo is definitely splurge-worthy. We like that the cutouts give it interest and, let’s face it, a bit of sex appeal, while also raising the vamp and making the shoe easier to walk in. We like the mix of leather finishes — the patent on the shoe and heel, and the snake print on the top. As always, we love the walkable 2.5″ heel. Lovely. They are a splurge, however: $665 at Saks, available for pre-order in sizes 5.5 through 11. Jimmy Choo Point-Toe Patent Leather Pumps
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