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A successful urban look is stretch jeans and high suede CARRLY pumps on a trimmed raised rubber platform, which is laid out on the perimeter with fashionable copper rivets.
Lovers of lacing will discover open TREPPIDD boots on the wooden platform.
The abundance of cut-outs and an open toe, the company’s main feature, are artistically interwoven with strips of glossy leather in the VALLLI model.
We should not forget about the evening gloss – the RUSSH patent leather shoes designed in the cognac hue on a hidden platform and with a blunt nose.
Decorative elements are very important in the new season: a slanted zipper on the suede VICIIOUS clogs gives the model some of the rock-n-roll chic.

Together with the universality of the fashion brand, SWIMS have generated a new idea – that of an exclusiveness and uniqueness of the image. The idea of fashionable slippers (galoshes) and its implementation is due to a Norwegian designer Johan Ringdalu, who was inspired by walking in the rain and an over-active life in the megapolis. The functional beauty of the slippers is not just a fashionable bauble: they keep boots or shoes clean and dry, even when there is dirty snow and hateful winter slush on the roads of a megapolis.
Colorful SWIMS slippers from Norway is a new word in fashion, a bestseller of Harrods and Saks 5th Avenue. Classic and Mobster men models, women’s Ballerina for ballet slippers or sneakers and Cityslippers for high-heeled shoes.
Cityslipper Low Cut is a low model for classic heeled shoes. It keeps the lower part of a shoe closed, so a buckle or another decorative element will not stand in the way. Cityslipper Low Cut are produced in gray, red, black, purple and khaki. Cityslipper High Cut (for women) is a high model for high-heeled boots, including suede ones, which are the most sensitive to slush.
Cityslipper Med Cut is a medium model for ankle boots or high-heeled booties, including suede ones that are the most sensitive to slush. Cityslipper Med Cut are available in black, purple and red. An amusing “chip” of the Cityslipper is a map-like sole, which pictures fragments of Tokyo, Paris and New York maps.
The classical form of this model can be successfully combined with any color palette: black or brown shoes for an everyday costume, orange or maroon with sneakers for a picnic, and blue with lacquered shoes – for a premiere in the Bolshoi Theater.
There is an off-road model with a zipper above the ankle, the concept and name of which was inspired by the 1930 gangsters’ footwear. The upper part is made of waterproof neoprene.
This model is intended for ballet shoes, but it looks great with sneakers or shoes without heels. Black, pink, yellow, brown, grey or red rubber ballet slippers will cater to the color preferences of any woman of fashion.

It is proved by a simple research, conducted by Saga Magazine (Great Britain). According to the results, almost 75% of women over 50 still prefer to buy and wear high heels.
The Daily Mail newspaper comments on the results saying the boundaries between age groups have blurred completely. Flat soles are no longer the aged women’s choice. Even at the age of 70 they want to be well-dressed, look fashionable and elegant.
However, if you feel concerned that high heels might be harmful for aged women, you can sigh with relief. Because even though women choose high-heeled shoes, they do not like a terrible spike heel. The high 12-centimeter spikes are popular with only 2% of the questioned women over 50. 73% of the 4400 interrogated women choose reasonably high heels and 30% prefer thick heels.
The magazine which published the research also warns women against excessive wearing of high-heeled shoes reminding of Mariah Carey who spent some time in a wheel-chair because of her unfortunate devotion to high heels.


Dior complied perfectly having turned out special Portman models made with no leather or other animal-originated materials. Talking to WWD, the Black Swan star said it was “so nice” of Dior to re-make all her footwear. “I can wear Dior shoes without taking lives,” she concluded.
It’s Portman’s second attempt to introduce animal friendly habits in the fashion industry. A line of vegan shoes – that unfortunately got crisis-stricken – was designed by her in collaboration with Té Casan. How far will Portman – or Dior for that matter – follow that road?

In order to prevent similar disappointments, it is important to remember that the key of good quality shoes hides in comfort and practicality. Before trying the pair of shoes on, you need to carefully inspect each shoe at the toe and the heel. Leather in those spots has to be flexible and elastic, especially on the heel. You can slightly press the heel and the toe to check how comfortable the shoe will be – dents on high quality and well treated leather will completely disappear on their own. Next, feel the same areas thoroughly. Inside edges of toes and heels should not be felt from the outside. At the same time, the inside edge of the heel should not be sharp or curved inward.
Next, lets check the sole and curvature in order to determine whether there is a metal instep-raiser. Poor quality sole can crack due to wear and tear. The inside part of the heel should not be too firm. The footprint should be anatomically similar to the shape of the foot. Pay attention to the lining, since dark lining can leave stains on your feet. If you can not resist buying such shoes, then make sure to buy appropriate shoe spray as well.
Finally, lets try those shoes on. It is very important to find the right size, so make sure to try both shoes on before making your final decision. Shift your weight from heel to toes in order to check if there is enough room for toes. Sales people often note that shoes will break in as you wear them. Such claims may be true, but keep in mind that you will be the one breaking those shoes in. Wearing small shoes is definitely not fun. Yet, at the same time, do go to the other extreme- overly loose or big shoes will not look good on your feet. Moreover, once your feet get too much space in one pair of shoes, they will ”refuse” to fit into narrower ones.
Wear the shoes at home after you buy them, this way you will be able to double check whether you made the right decision. If you find something wrong with the new pair of shoes you will be able to return or exchange them. The default warranty period on shoes is 30 days, but some manufacturers extend this period. It is a good idea to ask the seller about the warranty period before making the purchase.
Pay particular attention to the height of the heel. Heels up to five centimeters high are safe for women’s health. The optimum height of heels for men is 1.5 centimeters. If you have to walk a lot, then it is better to opt for practical shoes in neutral or non-staining color, without straps or decorative details (those have tendency to fall off), and with small heels.
It is very important to consider your figure type when choosing shoes. Large women are not advised to wear shoes with stiletto heels. Those women will look much better in shoes with massive and stable heels. Shoes with decorative straps and laces will undoubtedly attract attention of passers, so you will need to have good pedicure when wearing them. Bright horizontal straps will visually shorten legs, while beige sandals will make them look longer.

The Puerto-Rico-based designer – who is known for his collaboration with Italian brand Sergio Rossi – used the same electroluminescent material that the costumes in the picture were made from to create a pair of graceful LED-lighted women’s footwear.
Predictably called the “Light Sandals” they come on sale starting February 1 at the price of $1,650.
Other Tron-inspired ideas include a suite in a hotel in the town of Jukkasjärvi, Sweden. The Ice Hotel now boasts a neon-glowing suite that looks devastatingly futuristic.
3D glasses manufactured by eyewear company Oakley carry direct reference to the movie, being dubbed “Tron Limited Edition 3D Gascan” and adorned with graphics associated with the film story (to be purchased for $150).

Researchers from Insolia who conducted a poll of 4,000 women, discovered that, once the woman gets out of the taxi, her new shoes begin to act like a time bomb, and in half an hour she is facing a feet problem.
40 per cent of women, aware of the danger, habitually take along a pair of pumps and change into them as soon as the chafe gets beyond endurance point.
Over 50 per cent of sufferers get back home with their shoes off, either barefoot or having borrowed a pair off their friends.
Every tenth woman experiences so much pain or gets so frustrated that she just kicks the new shoes off and leaves them behind.
In spite of these recurring troubles 20 per cent of women insist that they are not going to give up wearing heels no matter what – notwithstanding even the comment from a spokesperson for Insolia who said that spoiling fun on so many nights out because of shoes is “ridiculous”.

Mr. Louboutin was inspired by the book ”Creating a World without Poverty”, which was written by the Nobel laureate and founder of the Grameen Foundation, Muhammed Yunus. The celebrity designer was so touched by the book that he decided to promote the author’s idea by releasing an exclusive collection called “Peace of Shoe”.
Pumps in this collection are covered with luxurious silk satin and trimmed with Indian ribbons. Only 33 pairs were produced and each was numbered and signed by the famous designer himself. Champagne-colored pumps are available in Los Angeles and Miami, while lavender-colored ones only in Miami, and pink – only in Los-Angeles.
The price of those special pumps is set at $1,495. 100% of proceeds will go directly to charity.
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