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August 27 - September 2, 2010
Fashion / Trends
Simple Spring
LAS VEGAS—Buyers were greeted with a condensed list of exhibitors at the Spring 2011 edition of the World Shoe Association's biannual footwear and accessories show.
Held at the Sands Expo and Convention Center and The Venetian Aug. 9–11, this most recent WSA Show did not include the Collections at WSA luxury and designer satellite show. However, organizers said they were hopeful the show would be revived.
Exhibitors stuck with what works for Spring, offering updated styles of successful sandals, stilettos, platforms and wedges.
Height—whether through
clogs, platforms or pin-thin heels—proved to be the most common denominator.
Directory Angeles Shoes (213) 627-1848; Dulce (858) 454-4826; Klub Nico (831) 724-3100; Matiko (949) 631-5550; Michael Antonio (909) 581-7800; N.Y.L.A. (323) 582-8168; Report (425) 586-4940; Report Signature (425) 586-4940; Sergio Zelcer (305) 633-8282; Two Lips (818) 768-9148; Volatile (310) 669-8800
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Such Great Heights
Thanks to generous platforms and wedges hewn from everything from cork to straight-up wood and lucite to faux-bois, women won't have any problem standing tall come spring. The look, which bounces between earthy and chic, is not for the faint of heart or those suffering from a fear of heights. Click photo to enlarge.
Military Maneuvers
The military trend continues for Spring, with an emphasis on Army green and complemented by roughneck details—tons of straps, grommets galore and soles perfect for stomping around—all in a very ladylike way, of course. Click photo to enlarge.
Animal Safari
Spots, stripes and snakes of all kinds will be on the prowl come spring. Animal prints, whether reptile or big cat, natural or hyper-colored, bring a touch of the wild side to soles. Click photo to enlarge.
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