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9 Spring Shoes (2009)

May 23rd, 2009 | posted by Rachel S | Posted in Shoes & Accessories , Trends

One of the greatest things about Spring and longer sunny days is the burst of color indoors and out! And shoe stores this Spring 2009 are no exception.

In a twist of trends, shoes for sale are every color of the rainbow, in patterns and stripes; animal skins and suedes. There are fringes, gaudy beads and baubles and tons of decorative details. Of course the gladiator sandal and strappy heels reign for the masses this year, but now black is boring as sandals are multi-colored. A new look for Toronto is the ‘bootie shoe‘, which was HUGE in Europe last year and likely your best investment this year as it’ll work next as well!

Aldo Toronto shoe trends
Aldo (in most malls – outlet on Yonge Street)
$75 gladiators | $100 orange | $90 Lacau

Browns shoe trends
Browns (locations in HBC stores and most malls)
$150 suede purple | $120 reptile | $130 bootie shoe (all the rage in Europe last year)

Little Burgendy shoe trends
Another chain store by leading Canadian shoe retailer, The Aldo Group – Little Burgendy has three Toronto locations, offering name brand (youth styles) footwear.
Shown $100 wedge | $50 sandal | $189 (my splurge) cork pumps

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