These Michael Kors pumps remind me of these Sergio Rossi's - sure, the color is different, as is the price point, but both of the shoes have the same zippered design thing going on. The Rossi's are way out of my price range, and the Kors', at $130, are much lower. However, if $130 is still a bit too much to swallow, peep these Aldo creations. They retail for $90, and they've straight up copied the MK's. However, the Kors' version uses stretch nylon, while the Aldo's are all leather, meaning that the Kors' are probably way more comfortable and stay on your feet better than the Aldo's do. Both shoes have a sassy rocker chic vibe to them - which ones will you choose? 

My advice? Splurge on the MK's. For only $40 more, you can get the real thing (and continue to dream about saving enough in your piggybank for the Sergio version).

Ugh. I actually die over these gorgeous Balmain sandals. How incredible are they? They're shown here gracing the feet of Miss Jennifer Connelly, and they're every bit as beautiful up close as they are from afar. Christopher Decarnin (the designer for Balmain) never disappoints, and these gorgeous sandals are no exception. The only problem? As fabulous as they are, they come with a pretty high price tag. Over $2000 high. Insane, right? Must be all those jewels on there! Thankfully, Aldo's got a fairly good alternative. I've seen these babies up close, and while they're no Balmain, they're a great look for less. They're the same style, and though the jewels aren't real, they're still eye candy for the foot. At only $125, they're a steal when compared with the real thing. 

These YSL stilettos have been taking the tents by storm at NYFW. I've seen them on many a well-heeled woman (literally). They're to die for, aren't they? How one would walk in them is another issue, but given that they retail at $550, it's an issue I'll probably never have to worry about.

Aldo's got a great look for less for only $100. Just don't tell the fashion editors they're not the real thing.