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Cinderella Lost Her Louboutin!
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 30, 2010
Modified Jun 30, 2010
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Talk about a Prince Charming, fuggedaboutit! This guy found a Christian Louboutin shoe somewhere in the vicinity of 96th Street and Broadway (where this flyer is posted) and A) identified it as an expensive shoe (these puppies probably cost about $695), and B) went to the trouble of trying to find the woman who lost it.
Ink Lake spotted the flyer and emailed the guy, wondering if this was all for real (since it does sort of reek of Sex and the City II marketing). The man responded: "I really found one red-bottom Christian Louboutin shoe and my signs have been up for days and you are the only person to email me. Looking for Cinderella ain’t easy."
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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