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Wearing sandals isnt always breezy as a summer's day. Although designed for comfort and ease, anyone trying to make a positive fashion statement with a pair of sandals in the summer in the city or at the shore needs to know how to wear them right. Thankfully,Naturalizer produces a line of sandals that meet these needs, and fit well with the following sandal-wearing guidelines.

In order to look right even in open-toed shoes, you must know that even the most beautiful shoes cannot hide neglected feet. In a pair of sandals you can no longer hide behind the shelter of close-toed shoes, so be sure to take care of your toe nails and feet well before you slip into a pair of exposing shoes.

Also treat sandals just like normal shoes and be sure to find a pair that fits with as much diligence as you would a pair of expensive boots or luxury high heels. For some reason people seem to think that because sandals are typically worn in casual occasions, size doesnt matter. But that walk from the train to the beach or from the car to the garden is often longer than youd imagine, and wearing a pair of shoes that clips and clops on the ground will only do you a disservice. On the contrary, wearing sandals that are too small make your feet look unsavoury and will probably be even less comfortable than those that fit properly.

Similarly, selecting the correct type of sandal is crucial. Increasingly, workplaces are becoming more and more comfortable with casuals, and sandals are included in that list. But your shoes should still always match your outfit, and even within the realm of the sandal there exists a hierarchy of styles. Naturalizer make a great selection of office-appropriate yet still irresistibly comfortable pieces. Of course, black leather and simple colours are most often the most office appropriate, whereas colourful pairs or those with fun patters are best for casual occasions.

Finally, be cognisant of the type of material your sandal is made from, as certain materials cause feet to sweat more or less than others. Fake leather, rubber, and many types of plastic tend to induce quite a large quantity of sweat. On the other hand, linens or more absorbent cotton materials help rid your sandals of sweat and keep you comfortable all day long, in the office or out.

by: Kathryn Pattison




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