Wow. I'm a fan. One comment, if you're still taking opinions- on the original inspiration shoe (and your illustration) the…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
...and on second inspection, a teensy bit more pointed might not be a bad thing. 🙂
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
I looked carefully at the extant shoe vs. the mockup and I think the problem with the toe is not…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
Yay for a longer, pointier toe! Unfortunately, you may loose a few very wide-footed customers, but you will gain a…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
I agree the toe is too round. After not getting the Pembs because I thought the toe was whishy washy,…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
Excellent comments, and extremely helpful. While I can't fiddle with the heel how we'd like, I have submitted the revisions…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
Scrumptious. These are just for me. Is there a possibility you may sell them in Silk?
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
Even though I typically wear a 6.5w (and LOVED my "screwed up" Georgies), I definitely think the narrower last is…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
I agree, just the adjustment on the toe. This time periods heels were practically a repeat of the 18th century…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype
Sounds like you're already making all of the changes I would suggest. Will you be offering a version in satin…
On A First Look at “Astoria” Edwardian Shoe Prototype