So far, this winter has been a you-know-what! Snow, snow and more snow. That being said, this season has been perfect for boot lovers!
These look so cozy, I just may have to add them to my collection. They have a synthetic leather upper and metal eyelets with lace locks. The materials are water resistant and the abrasion-resistant sticky rubber outsole are great for snow or icy conditions. Cute Sherpa lining at the top.
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Now here's a pair of pumps that fit the Halloween spirit and still allow you to look semi-professional!
Very flattering high-heeled black pumps with a mary jane style strap that have the candy corn white-yellow-orange stripe across the front, and two candy corn pieces stitched at the side/back just above the heel. These would look great with a black skirt and jacket and maybe an orange top for work…..or your favorite black cocktail dress for an evening out!
What a pair of fun shoes – sure to attract the attention of fun-loving co-workers!
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OK, OK……..I've been seeing so much advertising about this FitFlop, the flip-flops that give your legs and butt a work-out while you walk. Supposedly they are constructed in a way that "challenges the support and balance muscles of the foot and leg" – according to its manufacturer – which stimulates a response in your calf, hamstring, thigh and gluteal (butt) muscles.
My question is, "If you tend to be clumsy or happen to walk into treacherous territory, can they be dangerous to wear?" Also, what is the recommended amount of time you should wear them? I've heard that some women are making this their primary shoe of choice when not working. Flip-flops are generally not the best shoe to wear all the time, due to their lack of support, so I'm not sure that would be the best choice. Besides, how much of a workout can your legs take? It sounds like you would have to pace yourself as far as the amount of time you wear them. My legs would be screaming if I bought them and kept them on all day the first go 'round!
I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who has tried FitFlops…..before I take the plunge.
Let’s face it – heels are not always the most convenient shoe to wear all of the time. When your feet need a break, ballet flats are the stylish way to go! A classic style, flats have been popular since the 1950s, most recently remembered by the Audrey Hepburn, Gap skinny jeans advertisement.
Personally, they have been a staple in my shoe wardrobe for years. Great shoes to wear while commuting to and from work in the city, whether you drive or make the mad dash up the stairs from the subways, bus, or train – they store easily and slip on and off in seconds for the quick switch to pumps. For “casual Fridays” they are perfect to wear all day long!
Dressed up, or down, ballet flats go with just about anything from Capri pants, straight leg jeans and slim-line skirts, to sun dresses, prom dresses and even wedding gowns! Dyeable flats make the perfect match for formal gowns and there are unlimited materials from which to choose otherwise, from leathers, to satins, to sequins galore.
Are you a tall girl going out on a date with a not so tall guy? Flats can help to take away first-date awkwardness – at least the height thing. These soft suede flats are perfect for a first date – slim, flattering and feminine.
Perfect with dresses, shorts or jeans, Espadrilles are the most versatile shoe to travel with during the summer months. Originally from the Pyrenees, they were made of canvas or cotton fabric uppers and a sole made of rope called jute.
No longer peasant footwear, you will find Espadrilles made by some of the finest designers. Today you will find them in a wide variety of materials, and heel heights from flats to platforms or high wedges. Jute remains the most popular material for the heels, especially today with more people looking for clothing made of eco-friendly material.
Those pictured here are the and have to be the most comfortable Espadrilles I have ever worn! It is made with jute/linen blends and textured cotton uppers. It has a very flattering peep toe opening and a delicate ankle tie. The wedge heel is wrapped in a two toned rope for an added twist! The cushy UGG finishing touch is a sheepskin forefoot, suede-covered foam heel and crepe outsole for the ultimate in comfort.
Dress Shoes, Loafers, Low-Heels, Pumps
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The job market is tough today, which makes the interview process much more competitive than it was a year or two ago. Many times, a large part of the decision to hire (or not to hire) an applicant is made based on first impressions – appearance being numero uno. When you’re given the head-to-toe assessment (and you will be), those shoes you decided to wear may say a lot to your prospective employer.
The type of dress code really depends on the industry and type of position you are interviewing for, but basically speaking, dressing conservatively is always the safest bet. Do your homework – find out the dress code and then dress accordingly. When in doubt conservative is the best route, overdressing is better than underdressing.
Neutral colors are best, nothing wild, or revealing. We won’t go into too much detail here since we’re about the shoes. Common sense should rule. If a suit is in order, then well-tailored in blues or greys would be best. Skirts should not be too short and stockings should be worn.
Jewelry should be kept to a minimum – that means no nose rings, or jingle jangle bangles – remember, conservative. Hair and nails should be neat and clean – no wild colors on either. Stay away from overpowering colognes or perfumes, as you want to knock ‘em out with your skills, not your smell.
As for shoes – this is not the time for flip-flops, clogs, strappy sandals, open toes or backless shoes. Keep it simple, with a professional-looking style that is closed all the way around. Heels should not be too high, nor should they be flats. A moderate heel that you are comfortable wearing is your best option. Finally, a solid-colored briefcase or handbag will complete the professional look.
