Animal print gets combined with leather and studs in the hybrid House of Harlow 1960 flats.
These indecisive slip-ons don't know whether they favor a rocker's edge or the flirty playful spots of a snow leopard. They are made out of cowhide leather and silver circular metal studs. The back of the shoe is smooth, dyed calf fur. Along with contrasting materials this shoe also has contrasting colors, with black in the front and white with a bit of brown black spots by the heel.
These House of Harlow 1960 Flat shoes will definitely leave a lasting impression when you wear them with denim jeans. They will definitely bring out both the biker and cow girl attitude in you.
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Indecisive Animal Slip-Ons
These House of Harlow 1960 Flats Contain Both Leather and Prints
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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