It was the fishflops that really got my attention on the HotFlops site. There was just something so totally wrong about the whole thing. I like flip flops, such as the nononsense justflops pair at the left for $20. The ultimate…

Normally5 bucks for flops. For Saturday only, you can pick up the regular Old Navy flippies for a meager $1. But my guess is that you’ll walk out spending more than a few coins. It’s a big sale weekend.
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But will anyone buy them?

The customized Barack Obama kicks by sneaker artist Van Taylor were spotted on the hip hooves of Sean Diddy Combs. The shoes were a gift from his “step son’ish” (I have no idea what that means) Quincy…

OK, I’m not going to tell you who dies, but the sword play was expertly done.

I will tell you ten things about the movie that will not spoil anything.

#1 Whoever spliced together the trailers for this movie is…

OK, the Dior Extreme Gladiator sandals Carrie wears in the film, premiering here on May 30, probably costs more than your monthly car note, insurance premium, gas and groceries combined. But the look alikes with a nicer name, Mandy, from Bronx…

City Chic, 1426 Washington Avenue, is featuring an Italian-made waterproof line for women, including Aquatalia by Marvin K. which produces the marvelous Wisk rain boot. The line also features flats and sandals. It will make you look forward to rainy…

All the cool kids are doing it, so why not the local retailer. Dillard’s is promoting it’s own version of Fashion Week, sans the runway mania, but full of stylish interpretations of what’s hot. Dillard’s folk are working hard to…

My friends, I’m here to tell you that we’ve got trouble and that starts with T and that rhymes with C and that stands for Crocs. To the left is the Venice ($150) from You by Croc, a new line…

I can’t decide if I’ve been in fashion heaven or hell. It was very toasty to be sure, but then again iced beverages were plentiful. However, you categorize it. St. Louis Fashion Week jumped it’s biggest hurdle Thursday night with…

I stand corrected. A reader (thanks Barbara MacRobie) noted that I made a philosophical mistake in my column about closet tough love. I was worried that people would donate stained, ripped, unwearable items to charity, creating a burden for them…