Best Shoes from Fashion Weeks 2013

I cannot think of another item that bring so much excitement to any woman than the pair of shoes and I cannot think of the better way to start coming up your spring summer 2013 wish list other than the fashion shows, where you can find all the latest trends for the coming season.

Either you are looking for the source of inspiration or just want to distract yourself from the day-to-day activities, consider taking a look at the next season’s footwear brought to us by the leading fashion designers like Dolce & Gabbana and Dries Van Noten.

Shoes from Fashion Weeks’ catwalks 2013

Christian Dior
Keeping up with the latest pointed toes shoe trend, these shoes have the contemporary and futuristic style.

Jason Wu
This style incorporates all the latest trends in women’s footwear: the diamante heel and polka dot pattern.

Balenciaga
Heeled brogues that are the perfect office wear.

Carven
Like animals? Then these brogues with animal prints are created for you.

John Galliano
The perfect footwear for summer period.

Dries Van Noten
These summer shoes will perfectly complement both the romantic dress and the evening gown.

Carven
That’s where the tough side of women’s nature meets the feminine one. These shoes are solid, buckled and a bit rough.

Lanvin
These shoes are intended for women who want to bring their feminine side out.

Vivienne Westwood
Vivienne Westwood brings the feminine platform shoes with the trendy floral patterns.

Haider Ackermann
Being on the edge between the sexuality and fetishism, these bondage-styled shoes will add the peppercorn to your look.

John Galliano
Stylish and edgy, these shoes are a perfect accessory for the spring outfit.

Chloe
These are my favorites. While being playful and yet stylish, these silver creations by Chloe are the true masterpiece.

Bottega Veneta
Massive and edgy, these will definitely add you some height.

Tom Ford
Sure, you may hardly think of the occasion where you can wear these Tom Ford boots, but they will boost your look for sure.

Giles
Contemporary update of classical espadrilles.