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Coffee Break: Bruno Magli Contursi Pump

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Bruno Magli Contursi Pump

Oooh — great basic black pump from Bruno Magli on sale at Endless. Classic, with positive reviews — the leather looks particularly supple to us. They were $325, now $190, available at Endless. Bruno Magli Women's Contursi Pump,Black

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  2. I have a very similar pair, also from Bruno M., with an almost identical heel.

    I love the way they look. But, I have to say, comfort wise they are only so-so (compare to other similar heels), and the heel also feels surprisingly wobbly. Given that it’s hardly a stilleto, I was very surprised by its un-sturdiness. Just thought I’d mention, in case anyone is considering the purchase.

    PS: The leather is very, very nice!

    1. boy, that sure looks like a stilletto to me – but I’m a major comfortable shoe fan and I am pretty sure I would break my ankle if I tried to wear this for any extended period of time… but I accept that lots of more coordinated people seem to do so with ease.

    1. I agree @Liz. Meh. Me no likey, even if it is Bruno Magli. It seems cut high on the foot above the toes, which gives it a dowdy look (and would make my short legs look stubby). That shoe needs a bow, a peeptoe, a cut out,a slingback or _sumthin’_!

      2. I am not defending these shoes per se, but I , for one, am glad to see a plain pair for a change. I am beyond sick of every shoe nowadays having some godawful bow, or some patent leather “accent”, or gromets, or whatever the hell, on it. It’s gotten to the point where simple just can’t be found — either in bags or in shoes . Sometimes classic clean lines are nice!

  6. I just bought a pair of Bruno Magli black 2.25″ croc skin shoes – they look like very well cut loafers on top but are extremely dressy heels & perfect with pants. The most comfy heels I’ve worn !

    Love the ones above but scared of the too slim/too high (for me) heel.

  9. I love that the shoes are not patent leather. Too many black pumps nowadays are patent, and it’s difficult to find something like this in a slightly lower price range in a classic ‘matte’ leather.

    1. I agree, I have too many patent shoes because so few these days are made of plain ol’ leather!

  10. Does anyone have a rec for something like this but in brown? I find I have so many black shoes and never seem to find brown- a dark brown though.

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