After you have given away few pairs of shoes away, you may want to check out this footwear-charity collaboration. While Abby is considering forgoing her Havaianas to save her feet, some big names in fashion have created their own versions of the summertime staple. The sandals are to be auctioned off to benefit charity CLIC Read more →
Just something we noticed while flipping through shows yesterday…
This summer has introduced an interesting fashion predicament: Half the day we’re sweltering, the other half we’re dodging sudden downpour. Still if we can’t find a good store to duck in to, or we just have somewhere to be, we wind up sloshing down the street anyway and our new ballet flats are the worse Read more →
If open-toe boots represented the epitome of fashion impracticality this winter, then their summer cousin, the sandal/not sandal at left, is a close second. We’re not sure where they came from. We can’t remember ever having seen them on the runway but somehow they’ve wound up on the feet of many New Yorkers, not to Read more →
I’ve probably spent close to an entire lifetime looking for the perfect summer sandal, in just the last couple months. I looked on every site from Bergdorfs and Saks to Topman and Zappos. No luck, until now. I stumbled upon my ideal summer footwear choice last night, and it’s available in men’s and women’s sizes. Read more →
Reader Katie sent this in – now we might start reading Cathy again.
Confession: I love fringe. I love the way a fringe bag kind of makes me feel like Kate Hudson in Almost Famous, or the way a fringe skirt swishes while dancing. But fringe gladiators? Etro first showed off their foot fringes at Spring 08, which really only distracted from their much cuter printed dresses and Read more →
A curious phenomenon is sweeping the streets of New York, and we’re dying to know if you’ve seen it elsewhere: Girls strapping their gladiator sandals over their skinny jeans. It can look clumsy if you don’t have the right proportions for it (hint: if your legs are quite short, turn away from the screen), but Read more →
Reader Melinda sent in this strange edition of Adventures, because she’s a little confused, as are we – The Steve Madden version came first, then the Target by Tressa, but why copy at all? We think Steve’s were probably inspired by Juicy Couture, lover of useless chains, but the truly interesting aspect of this one Read more →
