We're not sure just what this sale is promising today, but we're going to check it out later and we'll report from the front.  It's allegedly supposed to have Gucci and Pucci…and Chanel and Hermès.  We shall see just how much of each of these houses it actually has for sale…and for how much off.  The material sent to us by our friends at Lazar Media says that there will be clothing and accessories at 75% off.  Stay tuned for tonight's report.  But in the meantime, here is what you need to know:  It's today and tomorrow, at the Shoreham Hotel, 33 West 55th Street (between Fifth and Sixth Avenues), Ground Floor; from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.....credit cards accepted.

When Té Casan opened on West Broadway last year, we thought we had died and gone to heaven. Well, now we're off to a loftier aerie -- the new shoe department at Saks Fifth Avenue.  While Té Casan boasted over 5,000 square feet of footwear -- everything from slides to sneakers -- the new Saks shoe department, on the entire eighth floor, boasts a cool 10,000 square feet, and more than 100,000 pairs of shoes. Be still our heart. (Maybe we're having déjà vu all over again, but somehow, we remember from our youth, an entire floor at Saks devoted to shoes.)  O.K., you probably won't find the cutting-edge foot finery at Saks, as you would downtown at that Soho newcomer (or maybe not even so many name brands as at the warehouse-y DSW), but Saks' eighth floor can brag about something no other shoe department -- dare we say in America? -- has:  its very own zip code.  We are not kidding.  It opens tomorrow, so get out your plastic and hie thee to Fifth and 50th for all the usual suspects (Chanel, Prada, Stuart Weitzman) and countless other brand names that may be new to you.  Bring peds.

Celine, the French maker of fine quality small leather goods, as well as handbags, shoes, and tailored, tasteful accessories, is ending a sample sale today…and if only we'd had the two seconds to post it yesterday.  But, you have until 3 p.m. tomorrow, Thursday to make it there, to get yourself to the company's offices (at 19 East 57th St., 8th floor, 212-931-2120), to take advantage of the huge savings on the luxury goods.  Bring ID to get into the building and a credit card to pay for your bounty. 

We have a few pairs of Patricia Green’s fun, comfy, and cuddly slippers in our closet and we love them on nippy, wintry nights.  That’s why we were especially happy when "The Slipper Queen," Patricia, started adding casual outdoorsy shoes to her line…comfy as slippers, but real shoes you can walk the dog in.  For a twinkling July Fourth, these two pairs are winners…and we just love sparkly things, anyhow. (By now you know, we never met a rhinestone or a sequin we didn’t like.)

Here’s another one you will not want to miss -- no matter where your feet are taking you today and the next two days, get them to hike on over to Metropolitan Pavilion.

We remember when Delman Shoes ruled Bergdorf’s shoe department, on the ground floor of the store, on the Fifth Avenue side of the shop. It was a sprawling shoe department, and Delman was the classiest, most gorgeous line, which made up the largest chunk of the merchandise there…nobody made ballet flats like Delman, and frankly, nobody does today, either. Nobody did as many cute, clever, smart, stylish things with a ballet flat the way Delman did and does. (But, of course, ballet flats are just one part of the sexy, trendy line.)

Well, Delman has never stopped manufacturing and, luckily for us, the company has a perfectly marvelous sample sale starting today. Expect to find lots of the spring and summer line there, and even some early fall styles. When the sale used to be held at the corporate headquarters, the “ladies” lined up early and waited hours to get in. Mercifully, the sale is now staged at a new location that can accommodate many more pairs of feet! The details: Wednesday through Friday, May 16th through the 18th from 10am to 7pm at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 123 W. 18th St., fourth floor (between Sixth & Seventh Aves.), 212-399-2323. Credit cards and cash; no checks. Take your cards with the big limits as you’ll probably go over your budget -- we always do.