I hate the way my feet look (think Barney Rubble), so the last thing I want to do in the summer time when feet go on full display in strappy sandals, thongs, and completely bare, is draw attention to them with sparkly, flashy accessories.
However, if you have a decent pair of peds, Branelli's makes accessories for the feet that are sort of like anklets, sort of like toe-rings. They wrap around the ankle and then attach to one of your toes, creating a "t-strap" effect if you wear them with sandals. You can also wear the Branelli's by themselves in your barefeet, making them a pretty way to dress-up a little for the beach.
Heck, now that I think about it, maybe putting something cute like Branelli's on my feet will make them look a little less Flinstone-ish.
After seasons of random rear cleavage caused by low-rise jeans and the perennial deep decolletage favored by anyone with anything to show is toe cleavage really so shocking? After all, the popular peep toe, as seen on the right, has been showing us full toe for months here in Los Angeles. But for those in cooler climes, the return of the half-exposed toe is apparently somewhat shocking. At Gawker, a full footwear debate erupted and SheFinds found that for the most part, people really hate the toe cleavage. Personally I don't mind it, I'd rather see toe cleavage than unmanicured toes on parade or worse, people whose toes spill abundantly off the shoe and hover midair (the foot equivalent of the muffin top). But let's put it to a vote, weigh in below on whether toe cleavage is a yes or a no.
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