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Shoes For Summer

Ladies, it is time to dust off your old threads and air that wardrobe because summer is just around the corner. Fashion in 2010 is reworking trends of old so this means you can easily wear many of last summer''s items again ''as is'', and perform some minor alterations on others. One item, or should that be pair of items, that has lasted the test of time is the gladiator sandal, but that''s not the only style you can adorn your feet with this summer season.
Still as strong as ever is the essential Balarina flat. Transform the look for 2010 with bows, open toes and spots. The queens of casual will also love this look thanks to the abundance of sporty styles in canvas or cotton. On the other hand, if you want something a little smarter the best styles have intricate cut-out elements, studding, gems, lace or a combination. Being adorned with flowers will score you fashion points too. Another big trend this summer is nautical, so team jeans and a navy t-shirt with cute, striped open-toed flats.
Keds and Converse style pumps are once again big news. They look great with summer''s must have: shorts, as well as jeans, ...
... dresses and skirts. Look for detail, flowers being the best. Floral motifs are the dominant fabric for dresses this summer, so work the trend right through from top to toe.
If you want to be even cooler then go for the high top versions. They look fantastic with staple of the decade, skinny jeans. Again, look for detail and colour to really stand out from the fashion crowd.
Pedicured toes must be at the ready to wear this season''s must-have the peep/toe platform. If you want to add length to short legs work one the season''s hottest trends, the sky/high gladiator sandal complete with leg lengthening straps and zips. Every fashionista worth here clout has a pair, or two.
So let''s play spot the difference between 2009 and 2010. The main change is a shift from brights to nudes. Lace and studs are also more prominent giving a rocker-esque feel to almost every pair of shoes.
Many ''going-out'' shoes resemble the shoe-boot of 2008, but have cut-out sections, lace and meshing. Don''t be afraid to work the nude or metallic trends and if you can''t walk like a supermodel in your heels pick a platformed heel instead. These create the appearance of extra height without actually resulting in too steep an angle for your feet.
One thing is for certain in the fashion world this summer, no matter what your style, with shorts absolutely everywhere and skirts being hiked up even further, your legs are going to get an airing. So you better put your best foot forward at all times. Barton Loi is a freelance writer and fashion enthusiast. They recommend New Look for low-cost and stylish women's shoes.
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