Posted by kim on March 20, 2010

These mules from Naot Footwear are entitled “Mover” although I doubt they would be the best choice for actually moving and packing help, but since I do have a love for brown mules, I can see me trying! The Naot Mover is available in Antique Copper Leather/Burnt Copper Leather (shown above, and my choice), Black Madras Leather/Jet Black Leather and/or Smoke Leather/Gray Satin Leather, $150 at Zappos.com.
You won’t want to stop moving once you slide into these comfort wedges. Rich leather uppers with a padded stretch fabric collar. Natural latex and cork footbed coated in suede and contoured to adapt to the shape of your feet also removes moisture for added comfort. Highly flexible rubber, polyurethane and latex outsole with wedge heel for added shock absorption. 2 1/2″ heel.
Posted by kim on March 12, 2010
Now, I’m not a big fan of cowboy boots, but if I were able to get some NFR Tickets face value, I’d definitely be willing to attend the National Finals Rodeo coming in December to Las Vegas, Nevada, and I’d actually consider wearing cowboy boots!

So I decided to “zapp.me” some “cowboy boots”, and I scoped out these Old Gringo Leopardito 8″ Cowboy Boots, as they combine my love of animal prints and my favorite color of pink. Available from Zappos.com, $379.95 with free shipping.
Part cowgirl, part fashionista, these leopard print boots are the perfect addition to your wardrobe! Dual pull on straps. Distressed leopard print toe and upper. Leather lined. 1 1/2″ heel.
Ok, now I got distracted because Old Gringo makes mules, too….

Now I would definitely wear these Old Gringo Leopardito Mules (remember brown mules are my absolute favorite shoes), available from Zappos.com as well for $289.95 with free shipping.
Show off your wild side in these cute leopard print mules. Distressed leather upper for a great weathered look. Leather lined. “Scratched” leather outsoles and heel. Tip of the heel has added rubber for slip-resistance. 2 1/4″ heel.
*Old Gringo® boots go through a 130 step handmade production process. Old Gringo® also develops and tans its own leathers and textures to make sure the end result is a super high quality product. No wonder they are so expensive!
Posted by maryanne on February 23, 2010
At last, clogs are receiving some long overdue attention. Top-name fashion designers are incorporating Swedish clogs into their fashion footwear lines with new variations like kitten heels, platforms, sling backs, and great textures. The new styles allow women and teens to share their appreciation for the wooden footwear. In their simplest form, authentic clogs are still embraced. Cape Clogs are made in Sweden by a family of six-generation cobblers using eco friendly material, Alder (birch) wood and Italian leather. With a lower price point and vibrant patterns, Cape Clogs offers on-trend styles for 2010. Read more via PRWeb.

Shown Left: Cape Clogs Cherry Blossom Wooden Swedish Clog
Shown Right: Cape Clogs Zebra Wooden Swedish Clog
Find 45 more Cape Clogs styles at Endless.com.