Elegant stilettos might be the traditional choice of brides who want some extra height, but a growing number of those walking down the aisle are optin...
"They're bad for the environment!" "They can't be recycled!" "They will cause your arches to collapse!" I began to see cruel Facebook posts about them. One particularly heartbreaking one went something like this: "Wow, that's a nice looking pair of Crocs. Said No One Ever."
You really can have it all
Thanksgiving kicks off the holiday season, and with that comes the dilemma -- what shoes can I wear for more than 15 minutes that are stunning, stylish and comfortable? What a daunting task.
Ah, sweatpants -- there is nothing more comfortable than coming home at the end of a long day at work and throwing on your favorite pair. And with win...
Yes, high heels can be bad for you. But, if you want to wear high heels, here are some tips to wearing them responsibly, remaining as injury-free as possible and enjoying your pumps on a regular basis.
Although I am not quite five feet tall, I almost never wear shoes with high heels, although I strangely have 10 pairs in my closet gathering dust. As an experiment, I decided to wear heels for a week to see how I would survive.
Since my kids will likely want to surprise me (beyond remembering the whipped cream cheese and lox), I do want to pre-empt a few things that probably shouldn't be on anyone's Mother's Day gift list anyway.
Feet -- gotta have them, but don't gotta love them, especially after decades of wear and tear.
Each day, 7,000 people wait for hours to look at high-fashion clothes designed by Alexander McQueen. I came to find out two things: What is all the fuss about? And -- what do the shoes look like?
I can't even remember when shoes became important to me. I never really thought about them in college; I was tall, so I rarely wore high heels.
From hailing cabs to carrying bags, doormen at some of New York's trendiest hotels agree that comfortable shoes are uniform essentials. Because they'r...
Manhattan's modish women started today's workday not behind their desks, but at Kenneth Cole's Rockefeller Center store, waiting to pick up their pair...
Standing on hard floor surfaces such as concrete, marble and tile floors for long periods of time in your work environment or at home can take a terrible toll on your feet physically.
