SHOE NEWS
Sharing some innovations for your feet and fun Fall 
trends to try-

Vivianlou.com
Introducing the only insole for high heels that stops high heel pain.

"Designed by a podiatrist and engineered by a rocket scientist, Vivian Lou Insolia Classic and Couture weight-shifting insoles were created for every woman who wants to wear heels without pain.These weight-shifting insoles slightly rotate the heel bone up and back to allow a more even distribution of weight between the forefoot and heel. Extends high heel wear time 4x longer without pain."



Rothy's Pointy flats

Rothy's.com
"After many years living and style-watching in San Francisco and seeing flip-flops and sneakers everywhere and on everyone,the idea of Rothy's was born. The goal was to create an alternative, versatile shoe with the ease of a sneaker but with the polish of a feminine flat. And to do it with low-waste, low-impact materials, hand assembled for high quality and durability."

Velvet Shoes
The trendiest look in shoes this season are those made in velvet and embellished.  You will find every style imaginable in velvet, from sneakers and mules to boots and platform sandals.
Actually velvet is hot in clothing and bags, also.
             2 from Rebecca Minkoff in the neutral blush hue
                                                       

                                                        

Steve Madden boot                            Stuart Weitzman sandal

The return of the mule or slide

It appeared as a trend last Fall, persisted through the summer as an easy slip on and is back this season, notably as a loafer look but also as a heel. Works well for Florida when it's still too hot for a boot.

Gucci mule    

                                                                                 Loeffer Randall Mule

                                                                   

Vince Camuto mule                                                     Dolce Vita mule

                                                                                 

Technically the difference between a mule and a slide is
that a mule has a closed toe and an open back and a slide also has an open back but a closed toe. I've shown mules because they seem more"fall-ish"