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Happy Halloween!! Have a random edit I made one day of Alex Wassabi, the Merrell Twins, and Aaron Burriss (also featuring John Vaughn, Alexxis Lemire and Andrew Burriss)<333

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Pancake Art Challenge - Merrell Twins Live  01/24/19

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YouTube Rewind 2017: Behind the Scenes

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The Rosscars 2020

Wow. It’s that time of year again, only this time it’s different because it’s on a blog that no one will read! (hold for applause) Welcome to the first annual online publication for the Rosscars (hold for applause while the reader acknowledges how positively droll it is that I combined my name with “Oscars”). Who can forget such indelible Rosscar memories like when Steven Soderbergh surprised us all and won Best Director for Out of Sight or Bill Irwin’s beautiful speech upon winning Best Supporting Actor for Rachel Getting Married?! The Rosscars mean something different to everyone, but we all know that they mean quality choices made by a committee of one schmuck. This year’s Rosscars are bizarre because in an effort to be more like the Academy guidelines, film’s nominated have been released between January 1, 2020 and February 28, 2021. As usual, theatrical windows be damned, streamers are welcome. Of course, I have my gripes. I like categorizing movies by release year – specifically, when they become available to the plain old public like yours truly – not at festivals, limited runs in NYC and LA. Well, the Oscars are still weeks away and I feel like everybody wants to forget about last year and move onto this one that we’re already three months into - So here are my awards for the films, performers, and craftspeople that stood out in a pretty exceptional year for movies even though distribution was stranger than ever. 

**A few caveats and guidelines to Rosscar newcomers (which I imagine is just a formality since we all know the Rosscars so well)**

The rules and categories are a little different around here. First, not every category is honored directly. That’s for a few reasons, chiefly that I don’t feel qualified to reward the technical categories properly – I suppose I should say that I feel less qualified to do so than the “above the line” categories. In keeping with the Academy standard, there are five nominees in each category, except for Best Picture, Best Non-Fiction/Documentary Feature, and Best Ensemble Cast which allow up to ten. Every category, save those three, will have the possibility of honorable mentions, because I want to highlight some things that just barely missed the cut. The narrowing down of a lot of these categories was awfully tough.

Nominees are listed alphabetically, and the winners are in bold and italics.

Also, it’s important to keep in mind that I couldn’t see everything (this isn’t a job and it’s still $20 to rent The Father, y’all) and that these are just the opinions of one (self-described) “bozo on the internet.” If you’re a reader and have different picks, feel free to share!

Special Commendations for some things that I want to recognize: • Ludwig Goransson for his Tenet score which is an absolute banger • The costumes of Emma. (Alexandra Byrne), Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (Ann Roth), and Small Axe (Jaqueline Durran, Sinéad Kidao, and Lisa Duncan) all struck me as exceptional • Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross with their scores for both Soul and Mank. Crazy that Pixar is working with the guy who made “Closer” • The cinematography of Da 5 Bloods (Newton Thomas Sigel), First Cow (Christopher Blauvelt), Beanpole (Kseniya Sereda), and A White, White Day (Maria von Hausswolff)

The Rosscars red carpet was, as usual, a bizarre affair. People filed into the theater and it seemed like the only encounters were awkward ones. Vin Diesel showed up in character as Bloodshot, Aaron Sorkin started getting really verbose about what a lovely night it was, and it became clear that most of the celebrities in attendance didn’t read their invitations closely enough to realize that this was not, in fact, the Academy Awards.

Everyone’s seated, and the show is under way. After a medley about the nominees this year by Common and Seth McFarlane that was more corny but clever than it was funny, the first official category is here, and the presenter is none other than... Ross!

Best Supporting Actor:

1. Chadwick Boseman for Da 5 Bloods

2. Matthew Macfadyen for The Assistant

3. Jesse Plemmons for Judas and the Black Messiah

4. Paul Raci for Sound of Metal

5. Glynn Turman for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Honorable Mentions:

• Lucas Hedges for Let Them All Talk

• Orion Lee for First Cow

• Bill Murray for On the Rocks

Best Supporting Actress:

1. Vanessa Bayer for Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

2. Candice Bergen for Let Them All Talk

3. Gina Rodriguez for Kajillionaire

4. Amanda Seyfried for Mank

5. Yuon Yuh-jung for Minari

Honorable Mentions:

• Jane Adams for She Dies Tomorrow

• Charin Alvarez for Saint Frances

• Talia Ryder for Never Rarely Sometimes Always

• Debra Winger for Kajillionaire

Everyone loves a montage. The audience gets comfortable in their seats as the video screens start to show a montage of some of the most famous moments from Hollywood’s most magical movies. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers waltz, gliding across a dance floor like two hovering angels. There’s a clip of Leo declaring himself king of the world in Titanic, the flying bicycles in ET, Bogart stares longingly into Bacall’s eyes, and then there’s some scene where Tom Cruise rides a motorcycle from 2010′s Knight and Day. The audience all seems confused how that last one got in there. The John Williams music swells as little Kevin McAllister screams when puts on aftershave. We see clips of Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver, Carrie Fisher’s Princess Leia embrace Harrison Ford’s Han Solo, Bruce Lee smoothly declares that boards don’t hit back and... wait... was that a clip from Michel Gondry’s Green Hornet with Seth Rogen? And that’s a clip from What Happens in Vegas... Bad Teacher... Vanilla Sky... Shrek 2... Any Given Sunday... Everyone is flummoxed. The last clip fades out and a sole editing credit appears: Cameron Diaz. The lights come up and there’s some applause, but mostly confused murmurs. 

The ceremony has had a bit of a misstep, but nothing it can’t recover from, especially as the next category is announced over the PA, and it looks like the presenter is... Ross!

Best Ensemble Cast:

1. Bacurau

2. Da 5 Bloods 

3. Kajillionaire

4. Let Them All Talk

5. Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

6. Minari

7. Nomadland

8. Pieces of a Woman

9. Small Axe

Best Original Screenplay:

1. Danny Bilson and Paul Dameo & Spike Lee and Kevin Wilmott for Da 5 Bloods

2. Lee Isaac Chung for Minari

3. Brandon Cronenberg for Possessor

4. Sean Durkin for The Nest

5. Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles for Bacurau

Honorable Mentions – a very difficult task to weed this down to five.

• Shaka King and Will Berson for Judas and the Black Messiah, from a story by Kenny and Keith Lucas

• Steve McQueen, Alastair Siddons, and Courttia Newland for Small Axe

• Kelly O'Sullivan for Saint Frances

• Thomas Vinterberg and Tobias Lindholm for Another Round

Best Actor:

1. Ben Affleck for The Way Back

2. Chadwick Boseman for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

3. Delroy Lindo for Da 5 Bloods

4. John Magaro for First Cow

5. Mads Mikkelsen for Another Round

Honorable Mentions:

• Riz Ahmed for Sound of Metal

• John Boyega for Small Axe

• Daniel Kaluuya for Judas and the Black Messiah

• Hugh Jackman for Bad Education

• Ingvar Eggert Sigurðsson for A White, White Day

We have a break in the action and it looks like Darius Rucker has showed up to perform what he would have nominated for Best Original Song. The crowd is absolutely furious as he starts playing a song that apparently was in Trial of the Chicago Seven. An ocean of sonorous boos and curses overtakes the the once docile crowd. The Rock just ripped his chair from out of the ground. Jane Lynch somehow smuggled in a civil war era flintlock pistol that she’s now pointing at the stage! Suddenly, the crowd unifies around what started as a confident chant of one lone audience member - John C Reilly. It’s growing... Ja Ja Ding Dong, Ja Ja Ding Dong, Ja Ja Ding Dong - it’s like the macabre circus performers from Tod Browning’s Freaks, but instead of chanting “Gooble Gobble” they’re clearly pining for Darius to change his tune to the silly and delightful jam from Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. Darius, scared for his life, leaves the stage, but here come Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams to deliver the goods. Busy Philips and Michelle Williams burst into tears. Tom Hanks nods in approval. A segment saved by brave artists placating a toxic group of fans... we’ve just witnessed a live version of the Snyder Cut, folks.

Jack Nicholson seems completely unfazed, giving a thumbs up to the camera and blowing a kiss to the next presenter. Coming to the stage is... Ross... again...

Best Actress:

1. Jessie Buckley for i’m thinking of ending things

2. Carrie Coon for The Nest

3. Han Ye-ri for Minari

4. Sidney Flanagan for Never Rarely Sometimes Always

5. Vasilisa Perelygina for Beanpole

Honorable Mentions – these cuts were especially painful

• Haley Bennet for Swallow

• Morfydd Clark for Saint Maud

• Frances McDormand for Nomadland

• Christin Milioti for Palm Springs

• Geraldine Viswanathan for Bad Education

Best Adapted Screenplay:

1. Charlie Kaufman for i'm thinking of ending things from Iain Reed's novel

2. Sarah Gubbins for Shirley from Susan Scarf Merrell's novel

3. Kelly Reichardt and John Raymond for First Cow

4. Simon Rich for American Pickle from his short story "Sell Out"

5. Mike Makowsky for Bad Education from Robert Kolker's "The Bad Superintendent"

Best Non-Fiction/Documentary Feature:

1. Boys State

2. Collective

3. David Byrne’s American Utopia

4. Dick Johnson is Dead

5. Feels Good Man

6. In & Of Itself

7. The Painter and the Thief

8. Time

Jimmy Fallon has come out on stage to do a bit about the pandemic and watching movies at home. People are just absolutely not having it. He tries not to laugh at his own jokes while doing what I guess is technically a pretty good impression of Dr. Fauci interviewing James Corden as Martin Scorsese (the less said of this impression, the better) on what is or isn’t cinema. The bit doesn’t track and Fallon is absolutely tanking. The producers cut away from the stage to spare the viewers at home from this monstrosity. We see crowd shots of Millie Bobby Brown shaking her head in dismay, Colin Firth is simultaneously grimacing and trying to stave off laughter, Cynthia Erivo is texting, and director Tom Hooper is taking notes for his next film. Corden yells, “Carpool Karaoke! Remember?!” Ron Howard has fainted. This thing is almost completely off the rails.

Coming back to the stage is the next presenter, a clearly embarrassed... Ross! He’s in a total flop sweat, but stumbles his way through a joke about how Fallon should try co-hosting the Oscars with James Franco sometime. There are scant chuckles throughout a crowd that mostly just wants to see who won and go home.

Best Director:

1. Christopher Nolan for Tenet

2. Spike Lee for Da 5 Bloods

3. Steve McQueen for Small Axe

4. Kelly Reichardt for First Cow

5. Chloé Zhao for Nomadland

Honorable Mentions:

• Kitty Green for The Assistant

• Eliza Hittman for Never Rarely Sometimes Always

• Charlie Kaufman for i'm thinking of ending things

• Thomas Vinterberg for Another Round

Best Picture

1. Bacurau

2. Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

3. Da 5 Bloods

4. First Cow

5. i'm thinking of ending things

6. Judas and the Black Messiah

7. Never Rarely Sometimes Always

8. Nomadland

9. Small Axe

10. Tenet

Accepting the award for best picture is none other than Eve, the cow actor who played the titular First Cow! The audience is enamored with how graceful she looks in her cow gown, and her speech, though indecipherable, is likely simple, observational, and deeply profound for those who speak cow.

Wow, what a ceremony! Hearts were broken, property was damaged, dreams were fulfilled... blood was shed? Damn it, Meryl Streep came in and mugged Charlie Kaufman before absconding with the trophy. Oddly, she’s a previous winner, so the attack isn’t out of need for hardware. People are reading through articles about production on Adaptation for potential motives. Streep made time for a photo opportunity, but remains at large.

I could go on ad infinitum about all of these nominees and winners themselves and why they did or didn’t make the cut, but that’d be better served in a different piece. For now, my thoughts on most of these can be found on the Best of 2020 write-up and over on my Letterboxd. And, as always, these awards can be revoked and redistributed at will, so don’t get too cozy with that statue, Danny Bilson!

On behalf of the RAOGL (Rosscars Association of One Guy at a Laptop), thanks for reading, and stay tuned as we’re establishing a tip line for anyone has seen Ms. Streep or her stolen valor Rosscar. We’ll see you next year. Keep watching movies, and keep arbitrarily quantifying them in terms of subjective quality!

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20 Instagram Twins That Will Make You Do A Double-Take

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Influencer Twins: 20 Top Instagram Twins Reach More Than 23.5M Followers

What is it about twins that we find so intriguing? From the iconic Mary-Kate and Ashley to Disney channel’s Dylan and Cole Sprouse, Hollywood has made one thing clear: twins are in. The popularity of twins in entertainment has also transferred over to social media, with the 20 most popular Instagram twins collectively reaching an astounding 23,572,000 followers.

As with most social media influencers, Instagram twins’ success is tied to the ability to post content that’s both appealing, relatable, and unique. Considering identical twins makeup only 1 of every 250 births, twins have a built-in boost in the uniqueness department. Factor in striking style, stunning features, a great sense of humor, or stellar gymnastics skills by two, and twin influencers have a winning Instagram combo. People are naturally curious about what it’s like as an identical twin, and Instagram twins capitalize on that.

Across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, people are drawn to the double dose of twins, especially when those twins are particularly talented or attractive. There are plenty of influencers sharing makeup tutorials or travel photos, but multiplying that image by two allows Instagram twins to take a seat above the rest. On Instagram, influencer twins have even created their own niche that’s garnered an impressive following.

Come meet the most popular Instagram twins of 2019—starting with the top 15 adult and teens followed by 5 child stars—and see why these dynamic duos are one of a kind.

Top 15 Adult & Teen Instagram Influencer Twins

1. Dolan Twins (@dolantwins) - 4.6M Followers

American comedy duo Ethan and Grayson Dolan drew the attention of the internet on Vine in 2013. The pair quickly became famous on YouTube as well, with 9.7 million subscribers to date. They’ve been signed to AwesomenessTV since 2015 and won two awards at the 2016 Teen Choice ceremony.

2. Brooklyn and Bailey (@brooklynandbailey) - 4.6M Followers

Texas twins Brooklyn and Bailey McKnight first entered the social media scene back in 2009. Their Instagram bio puts it well—twinning is trending. Starting out as models for their mother’s DIY hairstyle tutorials on YouTube, the sisters branched out on their own to create a channel focused on typical teen girl topics, including fashion, makeup, and fun. That same channel now has 5.6 million subscribers. In 2017, they made the Forbes list of Top Influencers in the kids category.

3. Dobre Twins (@dobretwins) - 1.8M Followers

Instagram brothers Lucas and Marcus Dobre-Mofid, like many, got their start on Vine. The twins are both skilled dancers, showcasing their talent on YouTube through funny skits, pranks, gymnastics stunts, vlogs, and challenges. Their following on the site rings in at a massive 15.2 million subscribers.

4. SiAngie Twins (@siangietwins) - 1.8M Followers

Sianney and Angelise Garcia, better known as the SiAngie Twins, are the younger sisters of boxer Danny Garcia. At only 16 years old, the pair has realized their natural gift for singing and rapping. Their impressive beats earned them more than 2.5 million fans on Musical.ly and over 362,000 subscribers on YouTube.

5. Gülcan & Sahinur Twins (@thegstwins) - 1.6M Followers

22-year-old twin sisters from Germany, Gulcan and Sahinur, began their joint Instagram account in July 2015. The stylish and photogenic sisters post eye-catching images of color-coordinated fashion. They also advertise their Snapchat account.

6. Merrell Twins (@merrelltwins) - 1.2M Followers

Identical Instagram twins Veronica Jo Merrell and Vanessa Jo Merrell (born August 6, 1996), are best known from their popular YouTube channel which boasts 4.2 million subscribers. Their videos are both edited and produced by their father, Paul Merrell. Their funny and relatable sketches and vlogs earned them roles in AwesomenessTV videos and recurring parts on The CW’s “Jane the Virgin.”

7. The Clermont Twins (@theclermonttwins) - 1.2M Followers

Shannon and Shannade are twins who are hard to miss. With 40-inch long hair, designer fashion, and tiny designer dogs to match, the Clermont Twins are the essence of glamour. Known collectively as the Clermont Twins, they first made their mark in the public eye on Oxygen's Bad Girls Club in 2015. True to the title, their lives are not without scandal, but that hasn’t stopped them from becoming powerful Instagram influencers.

8. Official Les Twins (@officiallestwins) - 1M Followers

Known online as Les Twins, identical twin Instagram influencers Laurent Nicolas and Larry Nicolas Bourgeois are photogenic dancers, models, and designers hailing from France. Their talent spills into multiple creative fields—the pair has released two songs, and are often referred to by their nicknames, "Lil Beast" and "Ca Blaze.” In addition to their success on Instagram, they have over 870,000 followers on YouTube.

9. Twin Melody (@twin_melody) - 848K Followers

Singer and songwriters Paula and Aitana Etxeberria are the pipes behind YouTube cover group Twin Melody. Even more popular on YouTube than Instagram, they currently have over 1 million subscribers. They also won a singing competition in Basque called A ze banda that helped bring additional attention to the vocal duo.

10. Rybka Twins (@rybkatwins) - 747K Followers

Instagram twin sisters Teagan and Sam Rybka are gymnasts who first drew attention on Australia's Got Talent with a mindblowing contortion act. On their dance and gymnastics focused YouTube channel, they share fun challenges, tutorials, reviews of athletic wear, and moments from their daily lives. The channel has been well received, with nearly 5 million subscribers to date.

11. Martinez Twins (@martineztwins) - 286K Followers

19-year-old twins Ivan and Emilio Martinez, best known as the Martinez Twins, are famous for their role in Jake Paul’s Team 10 group. The two brothers are originally from Spain but have since moved to Los Angeles. When they left Team 10, they didn’t hesitate to pursue further YouTube attention with a channel of their own. There, they post humorous vlogs and pranks for their nearly 5 million subscribers.

12. Montoya Twins (@montoyatwinz) - 238K Followers

Social stars Mya and Myka Montoya are 18-year-old identical twins. Originally from Clovis, New Mexico, they currently split time between Amarillo, Texas, and Los Angeles. Their first step into social media was on YouNow, where they created an account in 2015. Instagram and YouTube soon followed. While they’re popular on Instagram, they’re best known for their joint YouTube channel where they post comedic challenges, vlogs, product recommendations, and occasional tutorials. They currently have 429,000 subscribers.

13. The Badura Twins (@thebaduratwins) - 196K Followers

Instagram loves a pretty face, and with twins Laura and Klaudia Badura, Instagrammers get to see two. Growing up in London, both sisters began modeling at an early age, with appearances in photo spreads and editorials through their teenage years. In 2015, they appeared in Playboy’s online Amateur series. Their Instagram account is quite prolific, with plenty of photos of their modeling and day-to-day lifestyle. Their YouTube account has a similar focus, but with more in-depth tutorials and tips.

14. Jordan And Zac (@jordanandzac) - 143K Followers

Another set of twin models, Australians Jordan and Zac have appeared in major ad campaigns for companies including Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Abercrombie & Fitch. In 2013, they opened and closed the Calvin Klein Spring exhibit during Fashion Week in Milan. With their chiseled jawlines and enticing images, the pair has gained international attention, both online and off. While they do have a YouTube channel, their greatest audience lives on Instagram.

15. The O’Donnell Sisters (@theodolls) - 125K Followers

There’s nothing quite as intense as the competition of a national beauty pageant. Unless, of course, you’re competition looks just like you. Twins Daisey and Ellie O'Donnell competed in the 2016 Miss England pageant, and have modeled for Lipsy and Hollister. Their photos on Instagram range from sweet to sultry, and all with their signature style.

Top 5 Up-And-Coming Children Instagram Twins

Instagram loves twins big and small. While the majority of influencers are in their teens or young adult years, kid influencers have proven to pull their own weight—with a little help from mom. Child actors and models are among the most popular child influencers, but each set of twins brings something special to the table. Ranging from only a few months old to age 11, these five precocious Instagram twins have bright futures ahead of them.

1. McClure Twins (@mccluretwins) - 1.7M Followers

Ava and Alexis McClure, collectively known as "the McClure Twins,” are only 7 years-old. Born in 2013, the American twin models are best known for their YouTube video “Twins Realize They Look the Same,” which went viral and accumulated over 5 million total views. The two cute kids are already famous on YouTube with over 1 million subscribers tuning in to watch their weekly vlogs. The McClure Twins also made it to Forbes list of “Top 10 Kid Influencers” in 2017.

2. Clements Twins (@clementstwins) - 1.2M Followers

Ava Marie and Lea Rose Clement are two pint-sized stunners that we hope to hear more from in the future. The Instagram sisters are already represented by LA Models, modeling for fashion brand Lola + The Boys in 2017. Their mother, Jaqi, is the mastermind behind their famous Instagram account. There, she shares photos of the girls and their family, always featuring striking styles and unique poses. The young Instagram twins also have 62,000 subscribers on YouTube.

3. The Combs Twins (@the_combs_twins) - 293K Followers

Daughters of Sean Combs, aka P. Diddy, 11-year-old twins Jessie James Combs and D’Lila Star Combs are already making a name for themselves. Jessie James was seen on the runway at petiteParade NY Kids Fashion Week at the age of 5. She was also featured on the season finale of Making the Band 4, while D’Lila accompanied her famous father to countless events and shows. Despite the tragic loss of their mother, Kim Porter, in November of 2018, the girls have continued to rock it on Instagram.

4. Messitt Twins (@messitttwins) - 176K Followers

Remember when Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen played the youngest member of the “Full House” Tanner sister trio? Toddler twins Dashiell and Fox Messitt are following in their footsteps on the set of “Fuller House.” On the spin-off of the original series, the twins have shared the role of Tommy Fuller Jr. since before they could crawl. While acting appears to be their primary focus, their mom shares candid photos of the boys on Instagram. The twins also have a mom-managed YouTube channel, with behind-the-scenes looks at the Fuller House set and funny, family-friendly accounts of their real lives.

5. Bowden Twins (@bowdentwins) - 119K Followers

Of all the twins on our list, the Bowden Twins are arguably the most precious. After surviving preterm birth at only 26 weeks, Bailey and Brielle Bowden were destined for great things. Their miraculous progress and adorable features have earned them the title of the youngest Instagram twins. Their mother has shared videos and photos of them tracking their growth and capturing sweet moments. With a tough start, lots of love, and endless cute clothes, the Bowden twins have plenty of room to grow into their early Instagram fame.

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Jimmy Choo 'Romy' Pointy Toe Pump (Women)

BIONICA Sirus Wedge Sandal (Women)

Menbur 'Concep' Bridal Sandal (Women)

Dolce Vita Kenyon Bootie (Women)

Ilse Jacobsen Hornbæk 'Rub' Boot

Jeffrey Campbell Warr-MP Pearly Orbed Chelsea Boot (Women)

bionica 'Orion' Bootie (Women)

Diane von Furstenberg Priore Ghillie Sandal (Women)

Fly London 'Yala' Perforated Leather Sandal

Prada Peep-Toe Platform Sandal (Women)

Valentino Butterfly Appliqué Skate Sneaker (Women)

SOREL Lolla Low Waterproof Bootie (Women)

Vince Camuto 'Lavette' Perforated Peep Toe Bootie (Women) (Nordstrom Exclusive)

Badgley Mischka 'Darling' T-Strap Pump (Women)

Tretorn 'Lacey' Rubber Boot (Women) (Wide Calf)

ECCO 'Intrinsic' Sneaker (Women)

Merrell 'Encore Breeze 3' Mesh Clog

PIKOLINOS 'Brujas 801' Boot (Women)

Rieker Antistress 'Payton 81' Bootie (Women)

Fendi Stud Fantasia Sandal (Women)

ECCO 'Sculptured 45' Ankle Boot (Women)

Jambu Collette Bootie (Women)

Paul Green Malibu Sliced Zip Bootie (Women)

Rieker Antistress 'Fee 93' Cuffed Shaft Bootie (Women)

Söfft 'Weston' Block Heel Bootie (Women)

Dansko 'Michelle' Bootie (Women)