1940 Johnston&Murphy classic full brogue oxford dress.This one was a custom order when they were still made in NJ by the original company.....
Quater brogue oxford dress slip on .Co designed this one,for the RODSON shoe co. back in the late 80's .obviously inspired by the model under....
1940's John Lobb from London not to be compared to the one produced nowadays by Hermes under the same name .This semi brogue dress model was created and introduced by Lobb in the late 30's.....
Probably early 60's McAfee full brogue [wingtip] with a smooth French toe......
Here's a late 50's sharp moc toe,i Co designed this model for RODSON.Great feeling to literally walk in YOUR shoes.....Talking about shoe fetish ......I think i've payed my dues.Back in the late 80's i was all about dressing up the part ,from head to toes and could never get enough of it .Suits ,ties ,brogues and so on... i could not resist whenever a bargain was crossing my pass and back then believe me there was quite a few .It really changed,when i moved to the US. I needed to feel more relaxed ,more at ease, inclined to go for chinos and chambray, rather than pleated pants and oxfords i guess...nevertheless ,from time to times, i must admit,i still enjoy to "dress to impress". i've just kept the "creme de la creme"and i've decided to showcase some of my favorites .So today's post will be more visual than tutorial ,as candy for the eyes and more to come .......
