These Michael Kors sandals are leather and clear perspex, making a chic summer sandal that would look great with anything from tailored shorts to a LBD. The heels and platforms have a silver tone, as well as more clear perspex.

These sandals have a wide leather ankle cuff with a velcro fastening at heel, a clear perspex band at toes, leather insole and a metal designer stamp on sole. The heel measures 5 inches with a 1 inch platform.  $689 at Zappos.com.

Michael Kors designed a sleek and architectural shoe collection for his Spring/Summer 2010 collection. They had a very polished and clean look in basic colors like black or white. Clear plastic was a key component in this collection, and while that can sometimes cheapen a look, that wasn't the case for Michael Kors. The clear plastic strips added a futuristic element. The slingback pumps were fairly simple, but the unusual color combination of silver and beige was fabulous. I loved this collection not only because the shoes are beautiful, but also because they are wearable for everyday use.

The shoes for last week’s Michael Kors Spring 2009 collection were anything but discreet.  Platforms and wedges were power-walking down the catwalk. The wedges with the cut out in the heel is slightly remniscient of the side way heel that were debuted in the Fall collections. In his attempt for artistry, Michael Kors left out an essential component in women's shoes, any possibility that a woman would want to wear them.

Not only are the wedges and heels way too big, they are ugly. Even the straps on the shoes are simple with no design features. These shoes look like Michael went to a Chinese sweat shop, picked up their sandals, and added a chunky heel/wedge. Will we actually see these in Neimans, and for how much?