Shoe Blog

“Yes” is a powerful word.

Some women, however aren’t comfortable in saying it as often as they should. Giorgio Armani is giving women a voice by creating The Sì Women’s Circle. The ambassador of his fragrance Sì, Australian actress Cate Blanchett has started the conversation by addressing the difficulty in saying YES.

Britany Powell, an ambitious creative from Toronto, Canada presents Extraordinary Ordinary Day (EOD) brand’s ethos perfectly to the bone in her recent blog post. She also shares her love for our versatile Venus d'Orsay flats and newly released Sheba pumps.

Don't we all want to wear a pair of shoes that not only look good but most importantly feel great all day?

When you’re a part of the royal family though, this can be a little difficult, as one is always expected to present a higher standard of class in the eyes of the public. This includes the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton who has garnered much attention for her unquestionable elegance and sophistication with her timeless classic style.

Since Serpent and the Swan’s launch in 2009, the Australian boutique fashion label has designed unique collections based on the anatomy of creatures and their mystical incarnations. Through the combination of different creative backgrounds, the sister-duo Hayley and Lauri Smith aim to create pieces with strong identities through their own visions instead of following runaway trends.

We all have our favourite spots where we live. The "pink wall" of Vancouver is one of those for Alyssa Garrison, the style blogger of Random Acts of Pastel. Alyssa has taken to her pink wall again to showcase her favourite outfit – a casual chic ensemble paired up with our Ecstasy rainbow pink loafers in collaboration with Convey Boutique. The result? Sweet and dreamy pastel paradise.

Is anyone obsessed with Polkadots? Wait until you check out Japanese Designer, Yayoi Kusama's fixation will all things round.

Yayoi Kusama's recent installation is on display at Louisiana's Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, as part of an exhibition that presents six decades of the Japanese artist's work.

In a world where there are more fashion designers and brands than ever before it is of paramount importance that innovation is at the forefront of the fashion industry. 

Leading the pack is Dutch Fashion Designer, Iris Van Herpen renowned for her futuristic fantastical aesthetics.

We’re completely fascinated by this very innovative creation out of the automotive industry. Japanese car brand Lexus has reworked almost 2000 cardboard sheets to create this replica of their IS saloon car, that has all the same functions as the cars we drive. Harnessing their inspiration for this creation from traditional paper crafts, this car pays an homage to the human craftsmanship that helps to build each Lexus car.

Check out this work from the inspirational Dutch designer, Mandy Roos. We are digging her footwear idea book "Invasion Of The Foot Carrier". 

The series is a set of photographs inspired by "old science-fiction films and their imaginary visions of future, spaceships and unknown universes."

We're completely inspired by Dutch fashion designers Viktor & Rolf, so we thought we'd share the beauty of their work. The photos here are from their latest interactive catwalk show at Palais de Tokyo during Haute Couture in Paris.

These days we're so obsessed about our appearances according to how we want to be seen by others. We are all guilty of dressing, and even posing, a particular way to create a persona that gets social media ‘likes.’

We're privileged to have our Extraordinary Ordinary day (EOD) shoes amongst other highly coveted Australian brands at Toronto's new ‘it’ store, Convey Boutique. Situated on the city’s trendy Queen Street West, Convey's aesthetic is all about being "trendy without trying too hard".