At size 26, no shoes on the market are able to fit his feet and provide proper support, causing various foot problems.
Friday’s links talk For Your Consideration ads and Golden Globe footwear.
Tuesday’s links talk old-school filmmaking and classic celebrity shoes.
The only thing slimming down here is Reebok’s profit margins.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced Tuesday that in the near future, air travelers should be able to keep their shoes on while being screened by airport security.
Christian Louboutin shoes, popularized by countless well-heeled celebrities who can afford them, range from strappy and spiky to crystal-encrusted and furry. But the common denominator is that each pair—many which cost $1,000 or more— features soles shining in fire-engine red.
Better take care of these sandals, because they’ll cost more than an arm and a leg to replace.
In honor of the almost-over Month of May, today’s links marvel at the many models of the letter M.
It started with one man walking into a cobbler’s shop in northeastern Mexico (as so many stories do). He asked for custom-made boots with curled toes so long that the most flamboyant genie would have writhed with envy. Then he wore them out and danced like no one was watching. And all of a sudden [...]
The obsession with the Duchess’ style continues unabated. (via Daily Mail)
