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Launched in 1996, just over 10 years, Jimmy Choo has become the worldwide luxurious shoe brand. His shoes have been on the likes of the Princess of Wales. In HBO Sex and the City, women clamored for his sandals, pumps and boots once Carrie Bradshaw and her friends showed such an allegiance to Jimmy Choo brand. Who is he? And why he is so popular? Let me tell you Jimmy Choo's story. Jimmy Choo was born in 1961 in Malaysia to a family of shoemakers. He reportedly made his first pair of shoes at the age of 11. Then he came to London a decade ago to study footwear design at Cordwainers College- now part of the London College of Fashion — Choo began to sell his handmade couture footwear in the late 1980s. Before long, his client list included famous names like Princess Diana, but his one-of-a-kind, handcrafted creations were out of reach for most women. Until 1996, when Mellon approached him, his painstaking methods change to mass-marketing manufacture. Jimmy Choo insists shoes are important to a woman's overall look and balance, as well as today's women requirement. Nowadays, women demand their beautiful walking shoes combing truly glamorous footwear with all the comfortable features, a far cry better than the comfort shoes their grandmother wore. That is just meet Jimmy Choo's principle. Look no further than the Clue, Jimmy Choo's best selling shoe. They sell 10 to 1 compared to the other Jimmy Choo shoes and other Christian Louboutin shoes, if not more. What made this $700 slingbacks so irresistible? Its comfort and beauty. When you walk into a room, it is your feet that carry your body. Jimmy Choo shoes helps women to realize the glass shoe dream. Every lady wears it, and wish her Right Man comes soon. About Author Mens Air Jordan 9 Punch Retro Basketball Shoes Blue White , Mens Air Jordan 9 Punch Retro Basketball Shoes Cool Grey , Mens Air Jordan 8 (VIII) Retro Retro Basketball Shoes White Grey Red This article is free for republishing Published at
There was a time when orthopedic shoes were not exactly great looking things to see, or much less, to wear out in public. The original patent for such shoes were large, clunky and always in shoe-shine black. Fortunately, evolutions in the development of light weight materials coupled with more fashionable designs have helped orthopedic shoes enter (and remain popular in) the mainstream. What are orthopedic shoes? The earliest forms of orthopedic shoes were designed as corrective measures for people who need may be suffering from all types of foot-related disease, injury or congenital medical conditions. Some of the most common foot problems include: athlete's foot; bacterial infections; bunions, corns and calluses; diabetic related injuries or wounds; dry and cracking heels; flat feet or tired aching feet; hammer toes; ingrown toe nails; Morton's Neuroma; painful heels; thickened toe nails; chilblains; and warts. The main purpose of orthopedic shoes is to help alleviate discomfort and pain. However, some shoes are tailor-fitted as preventive measures as well. This means that some orthopedic pairs are created so as not to cause (or be the further cause of) any type of feet related injuries. This is particularly helpful to diabetics and to those suffering from chilblains (a medical condition that affects the blood circulation to the lower extremities.) The rising demand for orthopedic shoes is not due to a rise in the population of people with feet-related discomforts or injuries. Rather, healthy feet are finding their way into a pair of these shoes because of the comfort they provide. Since orthopedic shoes are very much in demand now, there are major shoe companies offering great selections when it comes to design and functionality. Two of the leading marketers for such types of shoes are: P.W. Minor Orthopedic Shoes and Aetrex Shoes. P.W. Minor Orthopedic Shoes P.W. Minor Orthopedic Shoes has one major advantage over its competition. It is the only orthopedic shoe company that offers custom made shoes with mismatched dimensions or sizes. This is especially beneficial to people who may already have mild to severe foot deformities, whether by accident, by congenital reasons, or by disease on one or both feet. Most of their custom made shoes take no more than 6 weeks to be made and delivered to its waiting customer. And the company is offering shoes for all possible orthopedic functions, like: hiking shoes with oblique toe placements; thermo molded shoes and socks for diabetics; and walking shoes with stretchable uppers, to name a few. Aetrex Shoes On the other hand, Aetrex Shoes are more commonly known as athletic or performance shoes. And these may just be the most comfortable orthopedic walking and running shoes in the market today. If you simply look at a pair, you would not be able to distinguish its difference from all other athletic shoes out there. However, the key to knowing the difference is by wearing a pair and noticing how much support the shoes can give you. Although Aetrex Shoes are not catering to custom-made orders, there are a lot of very trendy designs to choose from. A number of their selections are of course made of polyurethane rubber, but there are now shoe designs in good quality leather.