This isn’t the first time that ugly shoes have found popularity among the fashion crowd. Isabel
Marant widely considered passé now, were seen by many as grotesque but were embraced by the blogging community a couple of years ago and went on to become a fashion-girl staple. The best example in men’s shoes might be Prada’s creepers from last spring: Isabel
Marant Sneakers brogues with vivid colours and a two-inch platform that were considered unsightly but were adopted by style arbiters such as Tommy Ton and the dudes at the Pitti Uomo men’s-fashion trade show.
As for Isabel
Marant Shoes , even retailers are divided over them: Nicholas Mellamphy, the creative director for The Room at The Bay, isn’t a fan, but Christine Carlton, divisional vice-president of accessories, footwear and jewellery at Holt Renfrew, disagrees, noting they’re “a great fashion statement – and also offer height to those who want the boost.” The extra height may be the most appealing thing about the shoes. Isabel
Marant Sneaker lovers likely won’t see much appeal in a pair of sneakers with a few extra inches, but women who value comfort (and, more importantly, being able to walk) might regard these wedges as a fun alternative to flats. Naturally, this isn’t the kind of footwear to wear in the boardroom or to a gala, but they are appropriate as weekend wear, Isabel
Marant Boots falling closer to flip-flops than stilettos on the comfort scale. Carlton recommends pairing them with slim, colourful pants, jeans and a slouchy tee.