Georgie loves these... because sensible sized heels and practical shoes are oh so dull. These clean white Louboutin sandals with the flash of that vampish red sole hark back to vintage Hollywood and look like they should have been on the feet of a certain Ms Monroe. Be prepared, if you teeter around in these luscious Louboutins, to elicit some rather jealous looks from ladies.

Georgie loves these... because fruit bowls and market stalls have been raided as inspiration for designers from Stella McCartney's oranges and lemon prints, Prada's bananas and Moschino's floaty lemon skirts. Now Charlotte Olympia has gone all fruity too.

The angular wooden heel and assortment of five -a- day fruit has something of a 1950s feel about it- but then that's not surprising considering Charlotte's skilled at creating glamourous retro inspired collections. From the 'Blame it on Rio' SS/11 collection, the fun cut outs (particularly the spike of pineapple at the ankle - brilliant!) make dressing in the rain, that bit brighter. Retailing at £1,265 they're available from Matches.com

Georgie loves these... because Prada's been busy churning out the most covetable shoes of the season. Get your fashion elbows at the ready if you want to get your hands on, or feet into these Prada beauties. New York Magazine reported that Manhattan stores have all been raided for the flatter Prada creeper and now hopeful shoppers have a month long wait. But not to be outdone by its sister shoe this Prada wedge sports the same - now infamous - woven heel with a layer of popping aqua. One of the spring/summer 2011 runway greats, this pair deserves some serious attention too.

The tap shoe like shape (before a heel and several inches are added) has been craftfully sculpted, cut out around the ankle and exposing a flattering front of the foot. The colour way of rich brown, stark white and jolt of vibrant blue suits any skin tone and is a more subtle alternative to the flash of orange and brown colour way that's been so popular for Prada. Pair with skinny trousers and let the shoe be the centrepiece or take your lead from the runway and go bold with stripes and acid tones. They are available from Prada, 16-18 Old Bond Street, London W1