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If sparkly stilettos aren't your thing, hit the dance floor with the return of fancy flats. We're never not shopping for new shoes, and the Spring/Summer runways at New York Fashion Week are offering up the latest goods we're adding to our wish list.

As editor in chief William Defebaugh explains, the thinking behind "Flourish and Collapse" was to bring some optimism to the climate change conversation. Instead, like many of us, the hottest woman in the world is working from home. As the Manhattan-to-Brooklyn exodus GGDB Outlet continues, more newcomers get to discover the magic of Greenpoint.

"I think adding shoes to the Song of Style line has made it feel complete," Song tells BAZZAR.com. I'm so proud of her. And there are plenty of options to make you forget you ever wanted those Yeezy Boosts. Goertz characterizes her new Crocs are the quintessential pandemic purchase: an irrational impulse buy she likely never would have considered had the world not turned completely upside down. GGDB Sneakers

Reebok has also welcomed a HIIT-specific shoe to its lineup: the Reebok HIIT TR ($120). She may have been raised in Los Angeles, but at her core, Nicky Hilton Rothschild is an uptown girl. "You know the sneakers with the really sick bottoms, like Balenciaga? That's the kind I like.

He always bought a second pair to store. But as obvious as all this sounds, outside the Pradasphere and our industry more generally, her theory of femininity is more problematic. Beat up or brand new, there's no denying that the loafer is the shoe of the season.

"I wanted to create something that was bourgeois-and a little bit crazy," said makeup artist Tom Pecheux backstage at Altuzarra, where his dual-colored metallic ombre wings veered elegant paired with cool, austere hair 'dos. "That's helped protect us right now, and being smaller, we've been able to be nimble and really react." It seems that while they're conscious to keep their finger on their pulse, they've also recognized that the principles they laid out as the foundation for the brand have put them in surprisingly good stead to navigate this strange new world.

Each designer chosen for the site has free rein to decide what items they want to sell on it. From Wandler's two-toned boots to the mesh mules from Bottega Veneta, today's modern iteration of the '90s style feels fresh yet accessible, which explains why it's gone from high-fashion to mainstream so quickly.

Even tennis players today, the young players coming up, some know about tennis history-Roger Federer's really become a student of the history of the game-but GGDB Sale some tennis players don't know about any of the players from the past. "The biggest question we're all grappling with is whether it's possible for the fashion industry to become sustainable, and it isn't, because the current model is based on more, more, more," Defebaugh says.