My Taste on Dress Shoes

This picture was sent to me by a lady and she asked me if this shoe (women’s shoe) looks good. It’s handmade in Italy.

I’m at a loss. Is it good? Is the world not even clear about beauty and ugliness?

Does this look good?

Does this look good?

Is this nice?

Too fancy? Ok, how about this one?

Some people may say that this big round toe and banana last, is not what you like? Why do you think it is ugly?

Ok, this will answer the question of the title. My aesthetic view is harmony.

For example, because of my age and personality, I like big round toe, but I don’t like slender shoes, not because I don’t approve of them aesthetically, but because I don’t approve of my feelings after I put my feet on.

Even Gaziano & Girling Deco last is extremely sharp and long, and objectively speaking, it is also beautifully finished. The feeling is sharp and the lines are harmonious.

Most girls’ dress shoes don’t pursue exquisiteness, because in that direction, there are high heels. When they come to this round toe shoe, they pursue cuteness.

The style of shoes is matched with clothes, cute short round shoes can pair with JK or Mori style, what does the one she asked match? Lumberjack installs, the somebody else thinks this shoe is not functional enough, not beautiful enough.

Look at this. Is it much better?

Engineer boots, super tough, may be hard for me to accept at first sight, but with rough and dirty suspenders jeans and gray T-shirts, it’s amazing.

So, my question is actually, what is the corresponding style for this kind of shoes which can accept its ugliness?

Finally, men’s feet are ugly, so shoes, whether they are sports shoes or leather shoes, whether they are made into round toe, pointed toe or square toe, are all designed to modify the foot shape.

This brings a more profound question, why there is ugliness appreciation, which essentially reflects people’s psychology?