Mens Shoe Styles For 2010

By Author: Barton Loi
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Other than chocolate, shoes are a women''s best friend. Most men think women are a little crazy when it comes to shoes but now men are going a little dolally for them too. The colours, the brand and the style define the individual wearing them.

One style definitely does not fit all. Every man used to wear loafers to work, but now you can add a little more of your own style and personality into your office wear through your shoes. However, the real shoe-fetish for many men comes with trainers.

Numerous shops have now sprung up offering original 1970''s high tops, new designs from Japan and Sweden and one brand even allows you to design your own trainer. Your shoes say a lot about you; where you have been and what you are into, so it is a key part of creating an image that men want to show off to the outside world.

In 2010, what styles should we be wearing on our two feet? PE-lesson friendly canvas Plimsolls are still firm favourites with lovers of comfortable and stylish shoes. If They are cheap, comfy and light making them perfect for when the warmer weather finally arrives. If you love the relaxed feel ...
... then buy some leather versions to see you through the damp days of winter and spring.

No one thought it would happen, but no one predicted the return of short shorts either, but this year if you really want to be fashion forward you will definitely have to lay your hands on a pair of ''deck'' or ''boat'' shoes returned to our shoe shops. Now they are worn in trendy inner city locations miles away from the open seas and sailing ships. Thanks to the mix-match of colours they are perfect for summer days lazing in the park.

But seeing as we are still being battered with rain, ice and snow, you might not want to wear Plimsolls or deck shoes just yet. Until the sun starts shining on a more permanent basis, get yourself some army-style leather boots. They look great with skinny jeans and this season''s must have the checked shirt.

If you want to look sharper than a kitchen knife, then the leather boat shoe is a real winner. You will look relaxed but on point, bringing new meaning to the ''smart casual'' image. A low-cut leather Chelsea boot can be worn in the office or with a pair of jeans depending on the occasion, but works equally well either way.

All of these styles will allow you to step into this season with your best foot forward. Remember however that individuality is key and you can wear one style at both casual and formal occasions. Barton Loi loves fashion and follows New Look closely and always writes about new products such as mens shoes.