Designers used to rely on their handbag and shoe sales to float their entire collections—but now that people are buying fewer shoes (since they're so expensive), maybe the tides will turn.

Why are luxury men’s shoes so expensive? Whether they’re business casual loafers or stylish dress oxfords to accompany a bespoke suit, an important factor that drives up the price of luxury ...

The luxury shopper has particularly high standards for craftsmanship, quality, and comfort, but Piferi believes his shoes more than live up to them. The retail response suggests so too ...

Eleni noted that it is "pretty rare" to find these designer shoes at this price, noting that she usually finds her secondhand Manolo Blahnik shoes on the Poshmark or The RealReal websites.

“I stopped eating meat more or less a decade ago,” the designer tells Vogue. “When it came to shoes, I was like, ‘Can I make shoes that are glamorous and impeccably made, without using leather?’ A lot ...

Early on, “Chinese makers’ understanding of traditional handmade shoes was too limited, and people with purchasing power were more willing to buy European designer brands,” Liu says.

He's a shoe designer. Fast-forward to the morning of the breakfast. You're standing in front of your closet, trying to figure out your outfit in a kind of backward way, shoes first. What do your ...

Luxury European shoemaking ... If the English are known for refined yet robust shoes, and the Italians for sharp designs and lighter construction, the central European tradition emphasizes ...