Kenneth Cole's "Bro-Tenial Leather Oxford" And yet we still suspect the odds of that happening are only slightly higher than Tiger Woods winning another major anytime soon.
And square-toed shoes have been so out of favor, so long, that in an era that celebrates nostalgic reappropriation and contrarianism, they seem like a shoe-in for a renaissance. Now to the second half of your question: Just because we're right about the correct shape of an oxford doesn't mean society always shares our opinion. Just as gravity persists, so does the aesthetic appeal of a semi-rounded shoe.
Indeed, whenever we are moved to produce a chart, it's usually because we are expressing a law that is based in some timeless geometric or mathematical principle of style. While the shoes we were wearing then are long gone, the advice we dispensed remains sound. Specifically, in 2008 we created a Shoe Toe Pointiness Chart. Do you guys still subscribe to the semi-rounded Kenneth Cole oxford, or has a decade brought the square toe back?Ī: As you imply, it's been nearly a decade since we last addressed this issue. Q: It's been awhile since you guys have talked about classic black shoes to go with any classic suit. Kenneth cole Ask the MB: Are Square-Toed Shoes Back in Style Now? March 2, 2017
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