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  • Shoe-To-Do of the Week: Blue and White Flowery Bits

    November 8, 2011

    This week I painted up a pair of Devonshires inspired by an extant pair held in Manchester City Galleries. I used Angelus Leather paints to color the latchets and heel blue, and…

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  • Introducing “Pemberley,” Regency Shoe, 1790-1810

    November 7, 2011

    I’ve been waiting so long to show you all the new Regency shoe!  The “Pemberley” has been in development since Summer, and I am pleased to present her to you now: The…

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  • Shoe-How-To of the Week: Pretty Pretty Pink Princess Shoes

    October 26, 2011

    One of the coolest things about the Devonshire leather 18th century shoes is that you can paint them and decorate them easily, using leather paints, rhinestones, bias binding, trims, lace, anything really.…

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  • Shoe Shop Discounts – Opinion Please!

    October 25, 2011

    I love coupons, discounts, sales, and promotion, don’t you?  We here at the Shoe Shop HQ are trying to decide which you would prefer.  Please give us your opinion…. <a href=”http://polldaddy.com/poll/5612065/”>Which Awesome…

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  • What Makes a Historically Accurate Regency Shoe?

    October 17, 2011

    The Met:  1790-1810. Before I got into making historical shoes for costumers and reenactors, I spent a lot of time looking for modern shoes that would “make do.”  I did things like…

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  • Regency Shoes Pricing Poll – Please Vote!

    October 13, 2011

    Extant Regency shoes, used as reference for the Pemberlies. I have a very important question to ask you, or rather a very important choice for you to make. I want the “Pemberley”…

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  • Fashion Face-Off: Regency vs. 1960s

    October 6, 2011

    We all know history (and fashion) repeats itself, and designers of the past were as inspired to borrow from previous decades and centuries just as much as fashion labels are today.  This…

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  • 18th Century Shoes – It’s That Time Again

    September 29, 2011

    October draws near, and the new shipment of Devonshire leather, and Georgiana silk 18th century shoes is due in next week. If you missed out on the pre-sale back in August, never…

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  • SALE on Georgiana 18th C. Silk Shoes (Wide)

    September 22, 2011

    Hi Filles and Fops,    It’s time for a sale. If you’ve been eyeballing a pair of wide-width silk Georgiana 18th century shoes, now is the perfect time to get them. Purchase…

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  • Edwardian Footwear – Thrift Score!

    August 31, 2011

    It seems like every time I go in a thrift store lately (all two times in the past two weeks), I come away with some really great stuff. Both the Salvation Army…

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  • 18th Century Shoe GIVEAWAY!

    August 3, 2011

    Want to *win* your very own pair of leather Devonshire 18th century shoes?  Then help us spread the word about the pre-order going on right now! About the Prize: The Devonshires are…

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  • How To Paint Your Leather Devonshire 18th Century Shoes

    August 2, 2011

    Are white shoes just not your thing?  Fancy green, black, blue, red, gold, any other color?  Want to match your new leather Devonshires to your dress?  Well this tutorial is for you!…

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  • Devonshire Leather 18th Century Shoes – Pre-Order Now Open

    August 1, 2011

    It’s August 1, ladies, which means you can now order your Devonshire leather 18th century shoes! Order Devonshires, Click Here! Top-quality leather uppers and Italian leather soles Here’s How Pre-Orders Work: We have…

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  • Devonshire and Georgiana Size Chart Updates

    July 28, 2011

    I know I’m hitting you guys over the head with shoes lately, but we’ve been eating, sleeping, and breathing shoes here, and I feel obliged to keep you informed. The Georgianas I…

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  • “Devonshire” Leather 18th Century Shoes on the Horizon…

    July 21, 2011

    Most of you already know that a leather 18th century colonial shoe will be released for pre-ordering on August 1, just 13 days away!  These are called the “Devonshires,” after Georgiana, Duchess…

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  • Addressing Width Issues in the Georgiana 18th c. Shoes

    July 18, 2011

    Hi Ladies (and Gents),    I wanted to drop you a line and let you know that I’m working out what happened with the width of the Georgies.  Most of you have…

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  • 18th Century Shoes: How to Loop Your Latchets

    July 15, 2011

    Question:  How do I install the bows on my 18th century shoes? Click “Read More” to learn how … You Will Need …. A pair of 18th century latchet shoes, such as…

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  • All For the Love of [18th Century] Shoes

    July 12, 2011

    We’ve all been waiting…and waiting….and waiting for the Georgiana 18th century style shoes to arrive. And they finally did! Here’s the adventures of myself and Mr. C yesterday, and how your shoes…

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  • Georgies in San Francisco – Shoe Travels and Other Adventures

    July 8, 2011

    …and what a crazy adventure this has been so far.  I’m going to write a post, “Things I Learned While Manufacturing Shoes,” about all the mistakes I made, and all the weird…

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  • Shoes of the 1790s and Regency

    July 2, 2011

    Most likely late 1790s.  https://blog.americanduchess.com/2007/04/shoes.html Those of you who have been following the development of my historical footwear line will know that we have plans for a Regency era slipper.  This begs…

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