Word of the Week: Sole

You probably already know that the sole of a shoe is the bottom part of a shoe, not including the heel. So instead of define this word, I want to have some fun and take a look at some shoes that have colorful, decorated soles. While the designs will undoubtedly disappear with time and wear, you can’t deny the extra appeal a flash of unexpected color or a glimpse of pattern can add to a shoe. The care and attention to detail that goes into these gorgeous soles is amazing - someone took the time to make sure that even the part of the shoe that goes mostly unseen is beautifully decorated! Now that is a sign of a shoe designer who truly loves their work, if you ask me. ShoeBlog and I are suckers for sensational soles like these. Which is your favorite? (see below the break for more)
Pictured above: Betsey Johnson - Deandra (Black/White)
Beverly Feldman - Dynamo (Multi Croc Patent)

Beverly Feldman - Desiree (Gold Python Printed Leather)

Irregular Choice - Whitney (Purple Kid Suede)

Poetic Licence: Poetic Licence Shoes

And of course, the always-in-style Christian Louboutin red sole:

Check out previous Words of the Week, and read the shoe glossary for more footwear lingo!

