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The Fashion Statement: The Rise of Flatforms
From luxist.com If fashion soothsayers have names like Marc Jacobs, Fendi and Derek Lam, platforms here to stay-in fact, we can expect to see them through fall 2011 (Issey Miyake, above)-but gone are the high arches and their impossible heights. In their place are gentle graduated slopes full of the promise of easy promenades that don’t give up much of the stature of their predecessors. That’s not to say, these flatter versions are without danger. A fall show in New York featured flatform combat boots that made at least two female models and one male model fall flat on their faces. By and large, though, this spring designers are delivering walkable wedges with no shortage of style. Marc Jacobs’ platforms bring us back to the ’70s with their rainbow colors adorning the arches of the shoe. Fendi confounds modern architectural rules with platforms that seem to come in three separate sections-a heel in emerald green, a mid-shoe in brown and a toe in natural wood with a bright blue strap. Derek Lam is probably the most traditional-basic Maryjanes in camel opened-toe or off-white closed toe upon natural-grained wood. Continue reading The Fashion Statement: The Rise of Flatforms Filed under: The Fashion Statement The Fashion Statement: The Rise of Flatforms originally appeared on Luxist on Fri, 11 Mar 2011 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink|Email this|Comments
The Fashion Statement: The Rise of Flatforms
From luxist.com
Filed under: The Fashion Statement If fashion soothsayers have names like Marc Jacobs, Fendi and Derek Lam, platforms here to stay-in fact, we can expect to see them through fall 2011 (Issey Miyake, above)-but gone are the high arches and their impossible heights. In their place are gentle graduated slopes full of the promise of easy promenades that don’t give up much of the stature of their predecessors. That’s not to say, these flatter versions are without danger. A fall show in New York featured flatform combat boots that made at least two female models and one male model fall flat on their faces. By and large, though, this spring designers are delivering walkable wedges with no shortage of style. Marc Jacobs’ platforms bring us back to the ’70s with their rainbow colors adorning the arches of the shoe. Fendi confounds modern architectural rules with platforms that seem to come in three separate sections-a heel in emerald green, a mid-shoe in brown and a toe in natural wood with a bright blue strap. Derek Lam is probably the most traditional-basic Maryjanes in camel opened-toe or off-white closed toe upon natural-grained wood.
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