Shoes are something we wear in the developed world as a standard day to day
piece of our armoury, a shoe was first designed to protect our human feet from
our surroundings however they have since evolved into an extension of the self
with many people choosing their footwear as a means of projecting their
personalities to the people around them. In warmer climates the more common shoe
would be that of the flip flop however in cooler climates such as the United
Kingdom you will find harder shoes such as boots and heeled ladies shoes. Ladies
shoes have evolved to become more than a shoe; they are now craved for by many
shoppers looking for the exact shoe to match an outfit. Ladies shoes typically
have heels in a range of sizes; however it is not uncommon for a ladies shoe to
be flat and without a heel. The design of the ladies shoe varies hugely across
cultures, whilst the cost can also fluctuate massively. Ladies shoes are
available in every style from high heels to specialist footwear such as mountain
climbing boots and ski boots. The materials used can vary from full recycles
products to wooden style shoes such as Cloggs, reigning from Holland. There are
many different variants of footwear labelled as ladies shoes, high heels are
shoes with a heel of 2” or higher. These are often considered to have a higher
sex appeal than most shoes and as a result are commonly work on formal occasions
or during a social outing. Kitten heels are ladies shoes with a heel however
this hole is less than 2” in height, usually a pointy heel thinner than the shoe
itself. Ladies shoes also come in the form of sneakers and trainers, athletic
shoes that are used as a communication of fashion whilst often being work for
sports and athletics too. When originally introduced these ladies shoes were
designed for comfort during sports and cardiovascular activities however they
have almost split into 2 categories, fashion and sportswear. Other styles of
ladies shoes include wedge sandals, mules, sling backs, espadrilles and pumps.
This range of ladies shoes are most commonly worn in warmer climates or during
the summer. Wedge sandals are the same as summer sandals however their ankle
piece is higher as if you’re wearing a high heeled shoe. The mule shaped ladies
shoes are like slippers in that they are backless and offer no fitting around
the heel. Slingbacks are ladies shoes with a heel that is unsecured, the strap
behind the heel can be moved to allow the shoe to come off rather than it be
strapped over the top of the foot. Espadrilles are the least commonly worn of
ladies shoes, or at least in the UK I’ve rarely seen them. They are casual and
flat or high-heeled with lots of style ladies shoes, originating in the
Pyrenees. They are usually made with a rubber sole and a hessian wrap around the
wedge. The upper pieces are often cotton or canvas, commonly a bright pattern
for the summer months. The most recently popular pump is a ladies shoe which
came back into fashion in the last 2 years, named for their similarity of
ballerina pumps in that they’re very flat and expose much of the foot. They are
fantastic for warm weather wear; however they are comfortable to wear all year
around. Ladies shoes come in a huge range of styles and shapes, a great place to
purchase comfortable well made
Vibram
FiveFingers Mens Classic All Black Shoes are Clarks UK. They have stores
across the UK, often offering super comfortable ladies shoes at competitive
prices. You can also view and purchase their range online.
Vibram
FiveFingers Mens Bikila Grey White Yellow Shoes
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case le mercredi 22 juin 2011
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