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The Polar Vortex has us all feeling a little under the weather. Fight the gloom with some shoeshine! From classic cap toes to angular slices of silver to the thinnest gold rims, there’s a tip for every taste, whether it’s cold, hard metal or simply metallic leather.

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The Birkenstock Revolution: Comfort is King

Tina CraigNovember 21, 2013

My penchant for sky-high heels has not been the best thing for my health. In fact, it’s given me everything from back injuries to mysterious-sounding conditions like Morton’s Neuroma. When my podiatrist put me on Birkenstocks for a few weeks, I quickly fell in love. For those who are skeptical, look no further than these rose-printed Givenchys.

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Two-Faced Shoes: Mismatch Made in Heaven

Tina CraigOctober 24, 2013

Normally being two-faced is not such a great thing, but when we’re talking shoes, it most certainly is!

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Design through the Decades: The 2010s

Tina CraigSeptember 24, 2013

Okay, we’re not even halfway through the decade, so there are certainly more trends to come! But we already spotted quite a few, ranging from vampy cutout shoes to simple ballet flats. It seems that we’ve finally learned to mix style and comfort. There’s a little something for everyone, whether you like a bird’s eye view atop skyscraper heels or prefer to stay grounded.

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Design through the Decades: The 2000s

Tina CraigAugust 29, 2013

The ‘00s brought us leggings, the revival of skinny jeans, MK & A’s hobo look (and The Row), Stella McCartney’s environmentally-friendly fashions, and oh yeah, a new millennium! To celebrate this momentous occasion, we began wearing shoes that were…comfortable (I couldn’t bring myself to list a certain foam clog that’s since grown so shockingly common, but you know what I’m talking about).

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