Tying the Knot -
RETIRED
When white became fashionable in the mid-19th century and a dainty
slipper the ideal of femininity, the white wedding slipper made
its appearance.
Magnetic Allure - RETIRED
All eyes are magnetically drawn to the woman wearing this shoe,
reminiscent of the tall
Bovine Bliss
This cowhide pattern adds an upbeat note to a great-looking shoe.
It's up to the cowgirl whether to wear it with blue jeans or save
it for a dressier occasion. Don't stay up too late waiting for
the cows to come home. Maybe it would be a good idea for Gateway
to purchase these shoes for all of their employees.
Cork Wedge
The wedge shoe made a revival in the 1970s in a sleeker and sexier
form than its 1940s ancestor. New materials such as cork had appeared
for practical reasons during the rationing of the war years in
the 40s.
Victorian Wedding Boot
By the Victorian Era even liquor flasks took on the shape of a
woman's boot, such was the allure of the hidden foot. The boot,
course, decorates the foot amply and stylishly without revealing
the ankle, which was considered unfit to be seen.
Ravishing Red -
RETIRED
Originally made popular in the 1930s and revived in the 1980s,
platforms lifted a woman to new heights.
Crocus
As March winds blow, the crocus makes its first appearance, announcing
the arrival of spring. Here the acrylic heel encases the crocus,
and the reflective insole offers a spray of color like petals
and pollen dispersing in the wind.
All information on the above products was found at The Just The
Right Shoe Website - HERE
All photos belong to and are
copyrighted by Ms. Janie 2000
