Print Flats and all Their Glory
Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
I first saw J. Reneé Butterfly-Print Fabric Flats on the Home Shopping Network when I was laying in bed watching TV one night. I was in a mad hunt to find something or a shoe brand to post on Shoe Boxers and just by chance the print flats flashed across the screen. As I laid there watching this, all the while my husband grumbling for me to switch the channel, it got me to thinking. Print flats have gone out of style in a way. Only people that are seen in print flats anymore are woman considered to be “stuck in the 80s”. So I did some research to find out more about why print flats have become more scarce within a classy woman’s shoe collection and this is what I found.
It’s not that they have disappeared completely, even the Jessica Simpson Collection has their own style of print flats, it’s the fact that more and more woman, since the 80s have downsized their wardrobe collection and this means even their shoes took a hit. I am a bargain hunter, aren’t we all at times, see a sale, have to check it out type of attitude, but the print flat has gotten a bad rep lately. Or maybe even a bad rep for the last 20 years. Most think they can’t pair a style of print flats with any outfit without it clashing and looking like they own 15 cats and have come out of the basement to buy green apples in a rush only to disappear back into their home with their hideous shoes. Not true. If you have looked at print flats lately, the styles have gotten to be some of the cutest styles lately and can go with just about anything. So if you are in the market to add to your ever growing shoe collection, consider adding some print flats to that collection. There are some super cute styles under some super star names anymore.
Here’s to great shoes!









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I love Stuart Weitzman shoes. His shoes are usually sexy and glamorous. These patent flats, also with a bow come in brown or black.
Patent leather trims a quilted calfskin mary jane, designed with a fully padded sock liner, ultimate Nike Air cushioning and a lightweight rubber nub sole. Leather upper and lining/rubber sole.