Why Women Wear High Heels

Despite the warnings that high-heeled shoes can cause all kinds of health problems, the footwear's popularity remains constant. History In 1533, Catherine de Medici wore two-inch high heels to impress the court at her wedding to the Duke of Orleans, and European nobility soon copied her example. In the early days of high-heeled shoes, only the wealthy and aristocratic could afford to wear them. The Roaring Twenties Mass-produced shoes...

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DIY Thermal Boots

When gearing up for winter, you think long johns, long sleeves and thick coats. Rarely do your feet get much attention until you've experience the biting cold that can penetrate even the toughest winter boots and chill you to the bone. It's extremely important to insulate your winter boots with thermal accessories because without warm, dry feet no amount of layering will keep your body warm. Instructions 1 Purchase a pair of rubber-soled winter...

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Rules for Wearing White Shoes

Wearing white shoes isn't for wallflowers. While the color white gets enough of a bad rap when it comes to clothing, people are even more reluctant to wear shoes in this hue. Keeping white shoes clean is half the battle, but the other half is wearing them well. Follow these rules and look stylish, before and after Labor Day. Misconceptions The old fashion adage that "You can't wear white after Labor Day" is a thing of the past. Warm Weather...

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How to Make Hip Rubber Boots

Rubber boots are not just utilitarian; with a few design tweaks they can become a fashion statement as well. Many trendy rubber boots are decorated with designs and images, but they can be expensive and it can be difficult to find a design that fits your taste. By making your own hip designs on rubber boots you save money and can customize the boots to match your personal style. Instructions 1 Purchase solid color boots. The thinner the rubber...

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How to Treat Leather Boots

Leather boots need regular care. Some boot makers say that the leather on your boots should be treated the same way you treat the skin on your bones. Leather needs to be cleaned, conditioned, polished and protected. You should treat your leather boots if they start to look very worn or dirty. Clean them often if they are often soiled. Instructions Smooth and Naked Finish Leather 1 Use a soft-bristled brush or damp cloth to brush off as much...

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How to Fix a Scuff on Dansko Professional Shoes

If you have to be on your feet all day, a practical shoe is absolutely essential. In this situation, Dansko's Professional Clog may be your shoe of choice. The company claims that their specialty leather clogs combine style with the necessary comfort, durability and support. Unfortunately, this does not make them any less susceptible to scuff marks. Nevertheless, restoring your Dansko Professional Clogs to their previous state is easy to do. Instructions...

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