Step Into Shoes

  History of Black shoes In early 18th century England, a group of men, known as " dandies " wore black silk or satin knee breeches with highly polished black boots and long sticks tucked under the arm, called canes. Black shoes were worn by dandies because it was thought that they would not be soiled as easily as brown ones. Black Leather shoes are the beginning of all fashion. Black leather has been an icon of male sophistication and style since, well, forever. Sleek and classic, a great pair of black formal shoes for men will never go out of style and are perfect for almost any occasion. Keep it classic with a pair of black leather slip-on dress shoes , or make some noise in iconic mid-height boots. Either way, these shoes are sure to accent any outfit without competing with it. Types of Shoes- Oxfords Shoes Derby Shoes Loafer Shoes Boots Monk Strap Shoes Sneakers Brogue Shoes Black Oxford Shoes: Leather black shoes are made with the softest leather. It features clas...

We are talking about the essential spring/summer shoe the loafers now there's tons of different types of loafer shoes for different occasions, different looks and different styles and I try to cover all of them in a short. The loafer as we know it today originally came from the 1920's. Made popular by actors in television shows of the time, loafers became part of everyday fashion. The style went on to be quite popular on both men and women until the 1960's when acid-wash jeans and sculpted white sneakers took over. Penny loafers: Loafers, sometimes called slippers, are a traditional footwear often used in repertory but they're also elegant without being overly dressed up. If you have an interview coming up, make sure to wear a pair of Penny loafers - they are the perfect blend. I like to wear socks with my loafers and the socks have a line that provides texture. Loafers look great when worn with shorts and jeans, and they give you a different approach without looking...