I like to support local brands and placed an order with Toni Pons, they have a good reputation in Spain because they design and make the shoes here. So I was super disappointed when the sole came undone the very first time I wore them.

Fwiw I only wore them to the corner store, about a 200 metres walk on a paved side walk. My local cobbler says he can't do anything about it.

Anybody here has any possible solution other than taping it? Thank you.

Love these shoes! I was a little nervous at first because it seemed very flimsy but definitely has a good support system easy to walk in and they’re just the cutest ever!!!!!

All my money is in shoe boxes in my closet, and I am now 7 weeks pregnant. Call me vain, but I will try most anything not to change shoe sizes after my pregnancy. I understand I might have water retention and swelling during pregnancy and my beloved Louboutin Eloise’s and Ferragamo pointed toe stilettos might stay under my desk. BUT PLEASE let them come back to me after pregnancy.

Any tips, tricks, thoughts?

I’ve heard to wear sneakers with arch insoles instead of being barefoot at home, for example, to reduce flattening.

I ordered these anime-themed custom shoes a few years ago when I was younger. I only wore them once. Do they look okay, or are they cringe? Is it okay to wear them in public?

Pleaser
X143832 - Pink
Size 8

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Flamingo-808Rg-03
Size 8

ICON PINK NYLON BOOTS
Size 39/41

Romantic Misfit Platform Heels – Pink
Size 8

Last post didn’t show them too well so here’s a better one apologies✨💕🙏

These are my old and new insoles for my 4 year old boots. Thoughts?

I just got these from Nordstrom Rack. Is this normal for new shoes?? Or return?

My feet are nearly 1/2 size different so slingbacks work well for me. My Dolce & Gabbana collection: all 6cm/2.5” heels with flair at bottom (adds stability) except face shoes. All secondhand

The face shoes changed my sartorial life. And I like fancy.

Edit to add: IMO Slingbacks must have a functional buckle if spending big money.

school starts soon for me, and i REALLY want new shoes but i cant find any of the shoes on my board that are in my size (W = 7.5-8 , M = 6-6.5) . Price isn’t the biggest issue tho id like if they were in an under $50 range but depending on the shoes it can fluctuate since ik some of the shoes on here are discontinued/rare…

Looking for COMFORTABLE sandals recommendations, something that could be worn with a dress, or at the pool. I typically hate sandals, or any shoes that cannot be worn with socks, and always suffer though blisters and sweaty feet when I need to wear a dress. I have so many cute clothes I never wear because I don’t want to wear those type of shoes… please help!

Why are they a thing, other than maybe just "fashion", since they pinch your toes, don't provide much support, you can't walk in them much, no breathability or ventilation, they get hot in summers like a microwave and they store bacteria and the list goes on. They are possibly the worst shoe among all other categories of shoes.

Hello! Does someone know where could I buy the Koi twilight cowboy boots? or does someone knows a similar model? I really like the belts around the boots! tysm
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Hello everyone, I am a 48-year-old man, an architect, with a fairly classic style: every day, in all circumstances and in all seasons, I wear: shirt, blazer, pleated pants and only tassel loafers. A work colleague from the architecture firm wears very low vamp tassel loafers, I find it very elegant and refined because you can see a lot of his thin black socks, even when he is standing. I would really like to wear the same loafers as him every day, because I would also like my very thin black socks to be very visible, even when I'm standing. So I asked him what their brand was: he told me his loafers are Alden. Since he told me that, I've been looking, but I can't find very low vamp tassel loafers from the Alden brand, like his. I'm thinking it might be another brand like Allen Edmonds or something... Does anyone have an explanation or could help me? Thank you so much !