Trends

The Clog Comeback

Clogs, the once not-so-popular shoes, are now being made fashionable again thanks to the genius behind Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld. There was a strong presence of clogs in Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2010 Runway Show. Classic Chanel looks, such as tweed suits and little black dresses, were paired with beautifully designed high-heeled clogs. Ever since, the clog trend has just continued to explode. READ MORE >

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Hup, Two, Three, Four

When you think of summer, you might think of flowers, sunshine, honeybees and ladybugs, among many other obviously girly things. But, this summer, tough chics rule as the military and army inspired trends highlight the inner bad-ass in us all. READ MORE >

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Fall 2010 Preview

It's time again to start shopping for next season, and we're excited to bring you a sneak peak of some of the hottest Fall 2010 women's shoe collections! Next season promises to dazzle with details like luxurious fur, bling hardware, and strong prints. READ MORE >

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Get to know Ruthie Davis

You may not know Ruthie Davis by name, but if you bought a pair of Uggs because they were cute and trendy then you were one of the tens of thousands of women who fell victim to Ruthie’s marketing and design genius. READ MORE >

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Living on the wedge

Popular for their timeless mix of comfort and style, wedges truly are a fashion necessity to the modern woman. Today’s wedges are fused with other show-stopping trends, like booties or clogs, to create a style that’s easy to wear and perfect for any occasion. READ MORE >

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Welcome to Dan Sullivan's Candy Land

Get an inside look at the Fall 2010 Irregular Choice collection through the eyes of designer Dan Sullivan. READ MORE >

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We Like It Better in the Nude

The nude phenomenon has been slowly creeping into the scene for the past few months, but it will crescendo this Summer at the height of sandal season. READ MORE >

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Read ShoeSeen.com's interview with Stuart Weitzman

Stuart Weitzman was born into the shoe business. His father created Seymour Shoes with a factory in Massachusetts. READ MORE >

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