sharif hamza

Photographer: Sharif Hamza
Stylist: Giovanna Battaglia
MakeUp: Lisa Houghton
Model: Lindsey Wixson
Vogue Japan # August 2012
Title: Working on her Colors
Vía: streeters.com

I envy girls with small feet.

I envy girls with small feet.

Like all girls with an unbearable love for shoes, my heart melts every time I walk into a store filled with shoes waiting to be worn. Although I’m a pretty picky shopper, I enjoy every minute of walking through the aisles trying to find the perfect pair.

While I was shopping in Japan one day, I found myself on a floor with shelves of shoes on every end. Although I wasn’t intending on buying anything, I whispered to my brother who came along, “I’m going to see if there’s anything I like.” and went off in high spirits. I was determined to find me a pair that was just what I’ve been wanting all along.

30 minutes later, I went back to my brother and told him that we could go since I couldn’t find anything. He exclaimed, “You couldn’t find anything in a department store like this?!” Sighing I replied, “Well, I found one, but they didn’t have it in my size.” He chuckled and shook his head as he followed me out of the store.

Sizes always become a problem when it comes to shoe shopping. It’s either way too big or too small and occasionally, occasionally they fit perfectly. My feet aren’t difficult to accommodate because I have enormously huge feet, but because mine are just naturally wider around my toes. So it’s always heartbreaking when I see a pair of the cutest flats and find out that I can’t fit in them.

This is why I envy girls with small feet because it seems like they always have shoes in stock and sometimes they can even grab a few bargains since inventories are filled with small sizes. My friend also pointed out that smaller shoes just look better in general – “Big shoe sizes always end up looking hideos,” she claimed. “Seriously, who would want to wear this?! And then when you go to the smaller sizes everything’s so cute.”

Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/

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Cool emo shoes -Converseler 2009

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Cool emo shoes 2009 -Converseler

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Sperry Shoews

Sperry shoes
Sperry nice pair
Sperry new style
Sperry ladies shoes
Sperry shoes pic
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Sperry latest ladies shoes picture

Taken from http://fashion-life-styles.blogspot.com/

sean dufrene

Sean Dufrene es un fotógrafo con sede en Los Angeles. Goza de una ámplia experiencia en fotoperiodismo y en fotografía de moda.

Sean Dufrene is a photographer based in Los Angeles. Both photojournalism and fashion shoots, Sean Dufrene had many experience in his career.
Photographer: Sean DuFrene
Personal porfolio: Jack, Play Date, Cherrie & Knives, Singles,... and more shoes
Via: joquz

Foot Locker Shoes

Puma has just dropped these three joints at Foot Locker, and there’s a little sumthin’ on offer for everyone this holiday season. Freakettes will dig the simplicity of the First Round Rainbow, looking clean as a whistle in virginal white offset with pink and lime laces! Nice and delicate for the ladies… For the man-dudes, the Unlimited Hi has been a tower of power for Puma this year, looking butch in a black/red/white combo with an acre of croc-skin. If you aint into hightops, peep the classic Puma Suedes in navy. These are out right now so hit your nearest Foot Locker to drop a dime!
Get amazing sportswear for your feet at a 15% instant discount with the help of Foot Locker printable coupons. Get your favorite brand sports footwear and get an opportunity for heavy savings along with that. These discount coupons are meant for your convenience so utilize it to the utmost. With the exciting Foot Locker coupons you have a chance to save hefty amounts. So gear up and go for the best with Foot Locker. Get the most comfortable shoes for any sports. Whether it’s basketball shoes, boots, running shoes or just casual shoes you want, Foot Locker has answers for all your requirements at a very reasonable cost. Celebrate this Christmas with the sportswear of your choice.
Adidas will once again collaborate with Footlocker after the End 2 End project from April 2007. The collaboration will be with NYC based graffiti artist Cope2 and will included several styles of sneakers and pieces of apparel. The sneakers range from the colorful to very simple colorways, the laces are branded a well as a branded Cope2 lace lock. This collection is scheduled to drop March 17th, 2008. Via BKRW.com
Foot Locker and adidas exclusively launch the fresh and enhanced adidas Bounce collection featuring futuristic new colourways, including pearlescent patent black and sleek metallic.

The adidas Bounce features a contrast of materials such as mesh uppers encased by steel-like metallic leather and of course also sets new boundaries in terms of technology, with its unique Bounce system in the sole.

Exclusive to Footlocker, the Adidas Bounce collection is in stores since this week and offers a strong line-up of different styles. We present them to you after the jump.Foot Locker launches its third collection of the exclusive cooperation with Nike: “Magnificent 7” is a collaboration that introduces seven classical Nike styles every season, each revolving around a certain theme that is brought to life in various designs. The current “Beijing” collection is inspired by the Olympic Games and its most prominent venue, the “bird’s nest” stadium in Beijing. Once again the sneakers are available as a limited edition and exclusively sold at Foot Locker.
We give you an in-depth look at the collection, as well as a lot of background information regarding design and concept.



Foot Locker is the most significant so far, but the chain is not the only victim of a rough economic climate. Other outfits are at risk for store closings, though 2010 is bound to be better than last year, which saw the demise of iconic chains like Linens ‘n Things and Circuit City.

Department-store chain Macy’s (M) will close stores as well this year. The retailer is shutting locations in Boise, Idaho; Waterford, Mich.; St. Ann, Mo.; Missoula, Mont.; and Burlington, N.J. Things are looking up, though, as Macy’s stores open at least a year recorded a one percent rise in December.

Pier 1 Imports (PIR) is in a similar situation. Things could be better, but things could be worse. Pier 1, which said it would originally close 125 stores this year, downgraded its target to 40 units.

Taken from http://fashion-life-styles.blogspot.com/

roberto badin

Film
By Roberto Badin 
"Lo primero que imaginé cuando preparaba este proyecto fue la imagen de las piernas de una mujer y un close-up de sus zapatos junto a una ventana. Se trataba de contar una historia acerca de una mujer que está impaciente y ansiosa; está esperando a alguien en un lugar contemporáneo cualquiera de una ciudad moderna.
Cuando creaba esta historia para mi portafolios, quería demostrar que también era capaz de rodar una película, ya que la idea se desarrolla junto con las tomas fijas. Se trataba de utilizar una forma diferente de narrar para expresar la misma historia, y la dificultad consistió en no caer en la trampa de producir una película sólo con imágener fijas.
Mi preocupación constante es dotar a la imagen en general de una emoción y construir un objeto estético. ¡Esto es lo que hace fascinante este trabajo!"
 Robert Badin es un fotografo Brasileño con sede en Paris.

"The first thing that came to my mind when I was preparing this project was an image of a women legs and a close up of her shoes next to the window. The idea was to tell a story about a woman who is impatient and anxious. She is waiting for someone in a contemporary place that could be anywhere in a modern city. 
 When I created this story for my portfolio, my intention was to demonstrate that I was capable of shooting a film at the same time, as far as the idea goes along with the stills. It is a matter of using a different narrative way to express the same story, and the problem was not to fall into the trap of producing a film only from a sequence of stills. 
 My constant concern in general is to be focused on bringing an emotion and an aesthetic quality to the image. That's what makes this work fascinating!"  
Robert Badin is a Brazilian photographer based in Paris. 

The Call
Photographer: Roberto Badin
Model: Lystia
Styling: Kannika Chhit
Set designer: Alexis Barbera
Digital: Benoit Soualle
Assistant: Elizabeth Gizard
Make-up & hair: Carole Fontaine
Post-production photography: Graziella Vermeil
Post-production film: Clement Nachbauer
Via: bigreport.bigmagazine.com