I remember first discovering the tarsal brogue way back when on a pair of Riccardo Bestetti shoes, back when my good friend was still around making some of the
Marc Guyot’s Asymmetrical Monkstraps
I have been a fan of Marc Guyot's design concepts for a long time now. He was actually one of my first inspirations when becoming 'The Shoe Snob' way back when.
How To Become A Shoe Designer � Part 4: The Manufacturing Side
A rough draft of my collection - certain things will be changed...If you make it to the point in which you are ready to have your collection made but just need
How to become shoe designer part 4 2
A rough draft of my collection - certain things will be changed...If you make it to the point in which you are ready to have your collection made but just need
Today’s Favorites – The Circle Of Shoes
Photo Courtesy Of: Parisian GentlemanThe thing that I love about French gentleman, is that they are not afraid to push the envelope in regards to sartorial
Marc Guyot: Colors, Colors, Colors!!!
If there is one thing that I like about Marc Guyot, it's the fact that he is one guy who is certainly not afraid of a bit of color. Whether or not you would
Shoes Of The Week – Mark Guyot
I must admit, before coming to England, I had never even heard of the butterfly loafer. I am not familiar with any American makers that produce one (unless
Today’s Favorites – Marc Guyot’s Unique Derby
The French never cease to amaze me when it comes to being stylistically and colorfully creative in the world of shoes. Here you can see that shoe designer Marc
Burgundy Shoes – Where The Hell Are They??
Why is it so hard to find nice burgundy colored shoes? They used be everywhere. Now you have to scrounge to find them and 80% of the ones you find are some
Shoes With Mulitple Materials
In a time where almost everything has been done before, it must be challenging for a shoe designer to come up with something that is fresh and unseen. One of
