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Proenza Schouler OE9004
Posted: Oct 15, 2009 7:15:58 PM
Reviewer: Shooz from
Overall: 
This is a beautiful shoe, in concept and color. The soft beige + pale aqua contrast heel are a lovely combo. I like the not too dressy/not too casual look of this design. The patent leather trim is practical too for a summer sandal. Now the bad news: (a) uncomfortable due to a lack of padding/support at the sole of the shoe, and the toe band digs into the arch; (b) makes legs appear shorter than they really are due to the wide ankle-wrap elastic band, which cuts the leg in half at and above the ankle. About the fit: true to size (length), wide at the toe, no arch support at all. This shoe would be much better w/ a more generous thicker sole, more cushioning at the ball of the foot, and a simple sling back instead of the wide ankle-wrapping strap which cuts the leg in half. No woman wants her legs to appear shorter than they are.
Proenza Schouler OE9005
Posted: Oct 13, 2009 10:56:12 PM
Reviewer: Shooz from
Overall:
I love the feel of this shoe - not too dressy, not too casual. The shiny patent leather adds a little pizzazz to a popular design (2-banded sandal). It’s not apparent from the pictures, but the upper band has a little metallic thread woven in - another subtle pizzazz element. Now the bad news: it was uncomfortable! (1) Band at the toe digs into the arch of the foot - OUCH! (2) Balance seems to be off in this shoe, e.g., I felt all the pressure on the ball of my foot. This could have been because the sole of this shoe is a bit thin and sparsely padded. This chunky-heeled shoe would look more balanced with a slightly thicker sole. (Would probably be more comfortable, too?)
Proenza Schouler 0E9019
Posted: Apr 5, 2009 4:31:52 PM
Reviewer: from
Overall: 
It has an unfinished look and it was too expensive. Other than that, it was really cute. I think I will return it and wait for it to go on sale. Another downfall is that it is very uncomfortable and it feels like stepping on stones, but hey, beauty hurts! It’s a Porenza Schouler after all!
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About Proenza Schouler
About Proenza Schouler…
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez first met at Parsons School of Design in New York, where they both majored in fashion design. After years of designing separately, the two teamed up to create their senior collection. The collection was met by rave reviews. The initial success of the partnership led them to launch their own independent label, Proenza Schouler. The name Proenza Schouler is a combination of their mothers’ maiden names.
Following graduation, the first Proenza Schouler collection debuted in Spring/Summer of 2003. The fashion world instantly took notice. The press hailed Proenza Schouler as the “future of fashion“. The collection was sold to stores throughout North America, Europe and Asia, positioning Proenza Schouler as an international luxury brand.
Fashion lovers worldwide have fallen in love with the imaginative, innovative and irresistible Proenza Schouler designs. The Proenza Schouler shoe collection is known for sculpted architectural heels, luxurious materials and unique, eye-catching embellishments. The fashion-forward styles have earned Proenza Schouler a loyal celebrity following.
Proenza Schouler has recently received a series of distinguished awards. Their designs have even been shown in internationally acclaimed museums. Proenza Schouler is quickly becoming a leading label in the world of luxury fashion.
