Study of Shoes and Stilettos

Steve Madden orange leather pointy-toe heels with 2.5″ heel.  The best part about these shoes–okay, maybe not the best, but one of the best–is that the inside of these shoes are turquoise.  Swoon!

I fell in-love with these BCBG metallic-ish snake skin 4″ heels almost five years ago and have never really given up my crush.  I love the round toes and I love the little peep-toes for a bit of toe-cleavage.

These round-toe, gray suede, platform heels from Forever 2 are on-trend for fall and, frankly, completely delicious.  I love the super tall cone heel and the platform makes them fairly easy to trot from the office to Starbucks.

Shoeology: The science that deals with the study of footwear–heels, pumps, wedges, sandals, boots and ballet flats–leading to the enlightenment and happiness of womankind.

Like many women, I absolutely love shoes.  Like many women, I collect shoes.  Unlike many women, I actually have a room for my shoes.  That is correct, a room.  A small room, but the walls are lined with shoe boxes and it is, in short, my happy place.

I have an affinity for heels, I’m convinced my feet are actually shaped somewhat like Barbie feet.  I am most comfortable in a 4″ heel and only recently (3 weeks ago) acquired my first pair of ballet flats.  I love wedges, mary janes, ankle-straps and d’orsay pumps.  Love.

This blog will be the documentation of my closet, a new pair of shoes every day.  As of this beginning, September 2010, I have over 200 pairs of shoes.  Some I haven’t worn in ages and may find themselves in a donation bin instead of being shined-up for a day in the blog-light.  But most will be properly styled and accessorized and trotted into the office, across my college campus, on dates and about town.