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With 3D technology, shoes could soon be made to your exact shoe size and gait. From reducing waste, to ensuring comfort and catering for customization, new technologies are allowing the fashion and footwear industries to reinvent in order to offer shoppers personalized experiences in line with their needs and expectations. Maison Felger is taking the experience one step further by combining French craftsmanship with 3D technology to create shoes that are tailored to customers’ physical characteristics, lifestyles and walking habits. How many times have you fallen in love with a pair of shoes, not knowing if they will be the right choice for your daily routine? As well as leading to frustration — On Cloud Shoes what’s worse than a crush that comes to nothing? — it’s a situation that c...

The first official day of summer isn’t until June 21, but for a few hours Saturday night, country music star Kenny Chesney turned AT&T Stadium into a beachside paradise where everybody loves everybody, football and music are the greatest things in the world and your only worry is where your next sip of rum is coming from. Chesney’s “Here and Now” tour is finally Rockport Shoes on the road after being postponed by the pandemic, and he made his enthusiasm known right from the start of his set, as did his fans, who call themselves the “No Shoes Nation.” “I am truly grateful to be back in Arlington,” Chesney said three songs in. “If it takes us all night we’re going to do our best to love all of you right back all night long.” Fans were wearing aloha shirts, leis, cowboy hats and cowboy...

I've been testing running shoes for years and own quite a few pairs of trainers and I also curate the best running shoes guide on T3 (among other running guides), so one might say I'm highly exposed to running trainers. Maybe because of this high exposure, but despite having many pairs of max cushioned runners in my collection, I often find myself choosing carbon racers, even for slower training Now, this might be controversial; after all, carbon running shoes were designed for racing when you want to push yourself to your absolute limits. But the same technology that propels you forward at max speed can also help you jog more efficiently and keep you moving when your legs are sore. Think about it: the tall stack height under the heel is perfect Vionic Sneakers for mitigating the imp...

When I (begrudgingly) started venturing back out into the real world and coming back into the office, I struggled to find comfortable outfits that still made me feel put together. Quite frankly, I wasn't used to wearing shoes. During the lockdown phase of the pandemic, I often did my workouts barefoot at home, relying on grippy socks to sound-proof my workouts to keep my downstairs neighbors happy. So when the Zoom calendar e-vites started turning into in-person invites, I figured it was time to upgrade my wardrobe. Eventually I started going back to the gym, found comfy shoes to aid my recovery, and was next determined to find the perfect pair of "going out" Sorel Sneakers  shoes that didn't feel like going out shoes. Enter: Dr. Scholl's Felicity Platform Dress Sandal. I was fa...

Anyone’s feet can hurt after a long period of walking or standing, especially if their shoes aren’t supportive or comfortable. But older adults are more likely to have conditions that can lead to foot discomfort, such as arthri­tis and diabetes. Then there’s the wear and tear that comes with age. “When we’re younger, our feet are more flexible and our skin is more resilient, both of which protect us from conditions such as hammertoes, bunions, and calluses,” says orthopedic surgeon Sean Peden, MD, a foot and ankle specialist at Yale Medicine in New Haven, Conn. Foot issues should be dealt with promptly, he says, because they not only hurt but also can affect mobility and ­increase your risk of falling. For foot care tasks such as cutting toenails, you may want to have a professional ...

MENDOCINO FILM FESTIVAL 2022 REVIEW! Created by Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate, the first quirky short starring the mollusk Marcel made waves in 2010. It was followed by two sequels in 2011 and 2014, respectively. Now, that same creative team brings the beloved character to the big screen with Marcel The Shell With His Shoes On. Turning a viral web series into a feature film has its risks. Ultimately the question is whether or not this comedic idea has the legs to carry itself to the end. Marcel (Jenny Slate) is a mollusk living in his shell, Olukai Sandals  with his shoes on, alongside his grandmother Connie (Isabella Rossellini). The pair resides in a Los Angeles Airbnb with documentarian Dean (Dean Fleischer-Camp). Unfortunately, the two are alone as their community of other she...