I am not going to lie, I used to really like Ferragamo and if I am going to be even more honest, I still kind of do. That being, I don't like everything that
New & Lingwood Throwbacks Loafers
The other day, I came across this loafer by New & Lingwood (as a customer brought it in for a shine) and noticed how its design was quite similar to my Marcos
The Shoes Have Eyes – Enrile
Creating a version of a penny loafer that has not been done before, can be quite challenging without making them too abnormal. What I am specifically referring
Ed Et Al – Singaporean Shoemakers On The Rise
For a long time now, I have been hearing this name Ed Et Al, whether by chance or by blog readers writing me up to check them out. I figured that since I had
How To Become A Shoe Designer Part 3.2: Shoe Lasts
Finalized product will have metal eyelets.....my round last shown belowA shoe’s last is very important, for more reasons than one. Firstly, it makes up th
How To Become A Shoe Designer Part 3.1: The Creative Side — Shoe Designing
Let me first start of by saying that I have no credentials in shoe design and/or company branding. The closest that I have to design skills was drawing
English Eccentricism – Yellow Trousers!
While England is a country that has been deeply rooted in sartorial conservatism and tends to have a very strong idea of the way that 'one should dress,' there
Shoe Photography – Capturing The Right Light
Picture Courtesy of The Style BuffThere is no light like natural light when it comes to shoe photography. But then again, even with that you will need the right
Hand-Stitching The Apron: By Enrile
Have you ever wondered why an apron-toe shoe might cost more than its cap-toe or wingtip counterpart? Well, more likely than not, it is because that 'apron' (as
What I Am Wearing
The thing about me, is that I love blue, as you might know from previous posts, or as you might be able to tell by looking at this outfit. I mean, with the
What I Am Wearing
This Prince Albert loafer was the very first pair of shoes that I ever made by hand. It was just a rejected upper that was lying around and happened to be
