Most brands have a few standard heel shapes that they prefer to use, depending on the type of shoe they intend to make. If you spend a lot of your time looking at shoes (and, I mean, who doesn’t?), you can probably tell the difference between, say, a Louboutin and a Manolo, even if you’re only shown the heel. It’s a great way for a designer to brand his or her footwear designs. Read More…
Well, first of all, the Edmundo Castillo Chad Suede Booties have mad profile. They have profile in spades. Shoes are a piece of clothing that can be seen no matter the position of the wearer, and they have to be designed to be viewed from all angles. That’s fairly unique in the accessories world – jewelry and handbags generally have one section or side that’s seen far more often than the others, which provides an easy focal point for design. Read More…
We don’t talk much of toe cleavage around here, but it indeed seems to be a controversial issue in the footwear world. Some women love it, some hate it and still others are confused about exactly how much is too much. If you’re a member of one of the last two groups I mentioned, steer clear of the Edmundo Castillo Pointed Toe pumps. Read More…
When using exotic skins, the worst thing that a designer can do is try and work against the natural color, texture and pattern of the skin. The reason that exotics appeal to people is because their natural attributes make them special above and beyond regular leather, and if I’m going to be able to justify the price to myself, then I need to be able to see those attributes in all their glory. Read More…
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