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  Step into the Next Season with Some Fancy Footwear Photo Source: Vogue I love shoes! Shoes make me happy. I love how shoes look on my feet. I like the different colors, designs, and styles. Shoes can change the direction of an outfit. They can dress an outfit up or down. Shoes can be worn for many occasions — like work, school, clubs, and sporting events. There’s a shoe for whatever you want to do. Here are some Spring 2025 shoes that caught my eye: Photo Source: W Magazine Photo Source: Who What Wear Photo Source: PureWow As we look toward Spring 2025, the footwear landscape is set to offer a striking blend of innovation, nostalgia, and sustainability. A mix of practicality and aesthetics will dominate the scene, with key trends emerging from various corners of the fashion world. From eco-conscious designs to futuristic shapes and vibrant colorways, spring 2025 will be all about comfort, expression, and embracing diversity in style. Let’s explore the primary shoe trends for Spri...

  What's Your Shoe Style?  I like round-toed shoes. My parents inherited wide feet, so my feet don’t do well in narrow shoes. My toes need room to move! While pointed-toe shoes are cute and trendy, they’re not for every woman. I, for one, don’t like to mash my feet into shoes and limp around all day. That is not cool! I do own a few pairs of pointed-toe shoes. They’re flat shoes and a size 10. I do better with flatter shoes than heeled shoes. However, I have plantar fascitis, and my doctor told me to wear heels. Sure! I love a good chunky heel. I used to wear a lot of high heels during my clubbing days. I could wear those shoes for hours. Not anymore. I need chunky, thick heels. There was a post on Instagram about round-toed shoes being “dated.” I don't see it this way. Many trendy shoes are round-toed. For example, motorcycle boots, Doc Martens, and rain boots are generally round-toed. They even look better round-toed versus pointed-toed. So, the fact that some fashion influe...