SHOE DESIGN

NZ Truth, Issue 1189, 13 September 1928, Page 3

SHOE DESIGN

Footwear Why are the assistants m shoe shops almost invariably badly , shad?... lt is a. very poor .'.advertise? , ment/for.the wares of which' they""' **■, „are' . trying to dispose, "as\ loiri^. .^-. •naturally supposes that their ovyrrr rf-^" . - footwear was bought m the store v in' : ' whloh they toll. :-X>' , >-. ... ..' . .;;:-• .-;. ' ■*.:■: : ■ ,' f ■■■>■■ •'■.-■ ■ '■ CHbE^ : have never b'een.vso interestirjg y :-'_ or go iridlvidual f l(rasi;'itheyr*a.re to,day. •; 'There is' a beautiful .rfieW model m rose arid "silver kid^Ußt; put,; calledthe "Harlequin." ' ;'.^^;f , It has a- high straight -beel,* and a T bar, narrow at the .base and wideningr considerably at the ankle, and It fastens at one side with a 'dome button m .silver. '■/'. •■:■;' ■■ .-.'■; „' . Another combination .walking' shoe, suitable for wear with a black or grey suit, Is carried out 'in blaok antelope, piped with, patent leather, , and has a patient leather saddle ■V and. narrow strap. ;. \, ■ ':*r; ;;f ■ . An afternoon punip m the pppuiar oourt is made of grey antelope and. is , stitched with blaok. A shoe made from the skin of, unborn goat, appears, Bmart,' . and should be yery comfortable. ;. Half court, half sandal is another ne\r ,. cut. Its intentibns are tiandalwards, but it suddenly changes its mind and fills up the gap, becoming a court. A merioful gift is /the production of . a diamante strap with the diamonds set so flat that they cannot tear the stocking. ■".-■'..':?■■'■"'.'■.■ •'."..'" '■'■"'.' . ''-th'^- " ■ Many a. sheer chiffon hose has b<»en torn on the instep the first time' It has been worn, because of the '♦diamond!* chips iini the strap. > • . '