The Many Shoes of Carrie Bradshaw's Closet Poster is Mind-Boggling
Meghan Young — February 12, 2014 — Fashion
References: popchartlab & fastcodesign
The Many Shoes of Carrie Bradshaw's Closet illustrated poster will boggle the mind. Not because it documents a serious amount of heels, but because they were owned by a weekly columnist for the New York Star. After taxes, as well as living on Manhattan's Upper East Side and going out to swanky bars four nights a week, it seems impossible that she could afford to feed herself.
Created by Pop Chart Lab, a design studio based in Brooklyn, New York, the Many Shoes of Carrie Bradshaw's Closet illustrated poster was released just in time for New York Fashion Week, when money is of no issue, just dreams of style bliss. It showcases Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, Yves St Laurent and more.
Created by Pop Chart Lab, a design studio based in Brooklyn, New York, the Many Shoes of Carrie Bradshaw's Closet illustrated poster was released just in time for New York Fashion Week, when money is of no issue, just dreams of style bliss. It showcases Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, Yves St Laurent and more.
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