In 2009, the company discussed its Reuse-A-Shoe program – through which athletic shoes of any brand are collected, separated into parts, and ground into a substance known as "Nike Grind" to make new products and sports surfaces (e.g., basketball courts, playgrounds) (Steve Nash, 2008) – thus preventing worn shoes from being discarded in landfills.
The theme of the summer 2011 collection was a Japanese woman wandering in her geisha shoes through Sardinia, which the designer saw as a mirror image of Japan as both are composed of two islands and surrounded by sea.
As we sat in the lobby, I noticed Olivier staring fixedly at some rather lightweight shoes I was wearing, through which the stub of my big toe unfortunately protruded; I could actually see him clocking the detail for further use.
The shoe, he says, is a useful prism through which to view culture and history.
Their companion dresses in slip-on shoes and a floppy black fisherman's hat, through which the last wisps of frizzy white hair on his skull are visible.
And shoes -- which shoes... when the ringing of your phone interrupts your train of thought.
Only Dance Shoes (e.g. ballet slippers, jazz shoes), which have never been used as street shoes, are permitted.
The screen can be attached to "most" interchangeable lens cameras and compatible HD camcorders with an auto-lock accessory shoe or ISO shoe through an adaptor (which Sony throws in).
The knee held up, for the most part; and I was so worried about it that I wasn't aware of a whole host of other problems — like a shredded toenail that had led to blood soaking through my shoe, which I only noticed when I leaned down to put on The Fridge's sweats.
The knee held up, for the most part; and I was so worried about it that I wasn't aware of a whole host of other problems like a shredded toenail that had led to blood soaking through my shoe, which I only noticed when I leaned down to put on The Fridge's sweats.
