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PetitePaloma is a luxury cowgirl boot brand based in Dallas, TX. We aim to provide authentic, comfortable, and highly fashionable boots for women and girls. We've partnered with a 100-year-old family-owned manufacturer in Mexico, whose multi-generational artisan bootmakers build each pair by hand utilizing premium leathers.

Pat N Charlie is the perfect pair to take you on an adventure! This distressed leather bootie showcasing the overlay screams simple and well-traveled with a story to tell. The side zipper makes it easier to be out and on your way. Miss Macie boots are handcrafted with every detail in mind, from the tops of the boots to the soles of your feet. The blush pink hung lining and cushion insole with arch support will keep you comfortable, while the leather sole with one of four chosen scriptures imprinted in them will have you walking into your purpose.

HELM will gladly accept exchanges on unworn and unused HELM footwear within 30 days of purchase and will cover the cost of shipping for all U.S. domestic orders. If you wish to make an exchange, please visit: helm.happyreturns.com and select the "Exchange" option. Choosing this option will allow you to tell us what you'd like to have sent in place of our original order.

HELM will gladly accept returns on unworn and unused HELM products within 30 days of purchase & will cover the return shipping on all U.S. domestic orders over $50 by providing a prepaid return label. If you wish to make a return, please visit: helm.happyreturns.com

We make Footwear for Life. Styles designed for every occasion, and made to last. But we aren't just here to sell boots and shoes. We are in endless pursuit of impeccable design and unmistakable, life-defining experiences; the coolest places, the most delicious food, the perfect soundtrack for every moment, fascinating people, and the partners who share in our pursuit to find these things.

There are more than 153 steps involved in making a pair of HELM footwear, performed by 14 master cobblers. We're relentless about craftsmanship and have spent years refining our process. Every pair of HELM reflects the dedication we have towards our craft and customers.

Everything we make is inspired by a story and a place. We want our footwear to be as long-lasting as the culture that inspired it, and we combine timeless construction methods with premium leather and materials to create footwear built with a purpose, and shoes made to endure the years, for people who take care of them. HELM footwear is meant to be worn for life.

We want every HELM purchase to be deeply meaningful to each customer, and our commitment to excellence lasts beyond checkout. We are here to serve you with unparalleled customer service and inspire you with tailored customer experiences, and share with you the things that inspire us, like we do in our iconic weekly Saturday Six.

Ealing-style comedy meetsAlmodovar-style extravagance in Kinky Boots, a likable triumph of theunderdog comedy celebrating tolerance, drag queens and fabulous footwear. Thefilm has a good number of marketable elements from the intriguing premise tothe slinky soundtrack and the star performance of Chiwetel Ejiofor but it lacksthose special goosebump moments and surges of emotion that make for a surefireinternational crowd-pleaser like The Full Monty or Calendar Girls.It may be based on true events but its feel-good aspirations often feel alittle formulaic and may consequently damage its across-the-board appeal. BVIrelease the film in the UK in October following its world premiere atEdinburgh.

The Ealing element comes inthe story of Charlie Price (Edgerton), a young man who inherits a shoe factoryin Northampton. The belief in old-fashioned craftsmanship has sustained thisfamily business for over a century but now the combination of cheap imports andexpensive designer brands have left it on its uppers. Who wants sensiblebrogues in the era of Jimmy Choo'

Closure seems inevitableuntil he comes to the rescue of a damsel in distress. The damsel proves to beLola (Ejiofor), a glamorous cabaret artist who provides him with an idea forsaving the company by serving a niche market of drag queens desperate forstylish boots that don't crack under their weight.

Making smooth progressthrough some predictable material, Kinky Boots benefits enormously fromEjiofor's charismatic performance as Lola. Dressed to the nines, he looks likea combination of Diana Ross and Beyonce, belting out some catchy GuyChambers-written numbers with the feline growl of an Eartha Kitt and thepanache of Tim Curry in Rocky Horror mode.

He also impresses in themore sensitive scenes as he defends his right to be a man in a frock andcommands the respect of everyone else, especially chauvinistic factory workerDon (Frost). He resists the temptation to just camp it up and always goes forthe emotional truth of a scene.

Kinky Boots doesn't really make the most of its supporting castwith the likes of Frost and the estimable Linda Bassett struggling to makesomething substantial of their thinly written roles. Edgerton is personableenough as Charlie and there's an appealing performance from Sarah Jane Potts asLauren, the loyal employee who finally registers on his romantic radar.However, it is Ejiofor's film as he swaggers around in heels or confronts theghosts of the past with equal aplomb.

Handsomely crafted and stylishlyshot by Eigil Bryld, Kinky Boots adds up to a promising debut featurefrom television veteran John Jarrold that only really lacks that little extraoriginality and edge in the screenplay to guarantee a bigger impact.

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