Women's shoes, like clothing and accessories, are a form of self-expression and a work of art.
Shoes are a part of our history and our future.
They serve a practical purpose as well as an ornamental one. Chrissie Ciciarelli, a sales leader for the same retailer says mules, sparkly shoes, sneakers with no laces, strappy sandals, and shoes with chunky heels are all very popular now, especially with younger people. Also, we've enjoyed a prosperous economy, which is reflected in the height and delicacy of some women's shoes like Manolo Blahnik's, for example. Blahnik is a fashion designer famous for his shoe designs, which are carried by retailers like Neiman Marcus. According to Ciciarelli and Smith, high top sneakers, jelly shoes, and tennis shoes were the things to have in the '80s.