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Glide Through Life in Leather Slides for Women by

There is something so absolutely serene about slipping on your favorite pair of leather slides and going about your day. Not only do we love the easy breezy look, but we love the feel of these typically casual daytime shoes. Leather slides make it simple to get up and go in the utmost comfortable fashion for women'without resorting to those tired tennies!

Women's leather slides come in so many styles and looks ' from relaxed and outdoorsy to uptown chic ' but their wearability remains the same. They are all easy-on/easy-off, have comfortable leather straps, and can be worn with just about anything you have hanging in your closet! Let's take a look at our buyers guide to leather slides.

Garden Gear

We all have a little bit of housework that needs to be done on a fairly regular basis. So why not do it in style? Get your green thumb growing in your garden while wearing leather slides to match your mulching pride.

Start with the Keen 'Bree' nubuck leather sandals in turquoise, purple or gold. These cross slides are perfect for a day tending to your garden or even as the go-to sandal when you travel. The non-marking rubber outsole makes them great for any surface and the cork and memory foam footbed creates cushioned support for all-day activities. Get down and not-so-dirty when you wear these leather slides with your favorite cropped cargo pants and wide-brimmed sun hat.

Heel Health

One incredible benefit we get from many of the popular designers of leather slides is really happy feet! Designers such as Dansko, Spring Step, and Dr. Scholl's pay extra special attention to the comfort and technical design of their shoes to give you the most benefit with each step. Many will tell you that good posture begins with your feet, the same place that good style begins! Leather slides manage to meld the two key factors to footwear in one.

We are especially big fans of the 'Sela' leather slides from Dansko for being both style savvy and foot friendly. These leather slides are modeled after a wedged clog, but have stylish patent leather crisscross straps that give the toes and sole plenty of breathing room. The adjustable top strap provides a customized fit and the polyurethane sole is molded to support and propel your foot as you walk. The Dansko Sela will go with your favorite sun dress in khaki and red leather or look stunning with a flowing asymmetrical skirt in all black.

Beyond this Leather Slides Buying Guide

And for all of you fashionistas out there, fret not about missing out on the comfy casual pedestrian action ' leather slides are even made by our favorite high end designers. Gianni Versace has melted our hearts with the 'Wood Platform Slides' while Miss Sixty has tickled our foot fancy with the 'Cruella' mid-heel slides. My oh my, a feast for our feet for every single occasion!

And don't forget, women's leather slides have a handsome counterpart in men's leather slides, so you and your sweetie can conquer the world ' or just your front yard ' in matching style.

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I have to make a Renaissance costume by TOMORROW?

Ok So we have a renaissance faire tomorrow what could i do i have no idea what to make.
This is all the supply i would like to use:
Coffee Filters and string to tie them together
Blue Shirt or Black Shirt
Black Pants
Rubber bands for pants
That is it we could wear regular shoes and socks so what now?
Please tell me a way how to put all this together to make it look good like it waw fromthe Renaissance???
I am a guy and well it is 9:15 and my parents want me to finish fast please help me!!!
My whole group is wearing Brown but i have only blue clothing that i can find.
Please help me and i would be very thankful.
Oh yeah and also tape for the ideas list and if you can come up with anything else just say.

You -really- should have prepared for this in advance, but since you didn't...

You're going either as the town drunk or as the town idiot. Town drunk is easier, but sometimes it's unacceptable depending on your environment.

If you can stand to mess up your pants, make holes in them and patch them up roughly with whatever fabric you have lying around that's a bland color. Purple is absolutely a no-go, it was difficult to make the dye. I would recommend staying away from red as well, that dye was made from crushed insects. If you don't want to actually destroy your pants, go outside and roll around in the mud. No, seriously, make yourself look dirty.

As far as the shirt, blue dye originates from the indigo plant, as far as I remember, and that was not easy to obtain either, it was one of the colony's cash crops. Could you possibly find a brown t-shirt with writing on it, and turn it inside out? (cut the tag off) Or a light or white t-shirt? Any of them you choose, roll around in the mud with them too.

Now, don't comb your hair tomorrow, in fact mess it up further if you can, and don't shave. Carry a tankard, if you don't have one (I don't imagine many people do) take a Styrofoam cup and fasten something bendable into a handle onto it. Now cover the whole thing in a flour+water mixture and newspaper. Don't use too much, and it may dry overnight, you could speed up the process by blow drying it. Stumble around and talk with a slur.

If you have to go the town idiot route, wear dirty, poor clothes and have a purposely goofy expression on your face. Add brown eyeshadow on patches of your face to complete the "dirty" look and be sure not to say anything intelligent while in character.

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