We wrote about this collabo between Sebago and Ronnie Fieg a while back and I’m hearing through the Fiegster that they are now available at his store and going fast. For purchase here.

[Full disclosure, when Samia first saw these she fell deeply in love with them. I meant to get at Ronnie for a pair and when we were in Vegas we ran into him and he very generously hooked us both up. I say this all to say that they have since arrived and I, too, have fallen in love! The leather is amaaaazing and the (detachable) fringe cuff makes them next level. To see them in action, check out this street shot of style blogger Marcus Troy wearing them, as shot by William Yan. They really are the perfect shoe for Autumn.]

A little preview of the Ronnie Fieg for Sebago women’s collection for next Spring. The cutout detail the texture and color choice is  definitely on point. More images to come!

Designer Ronnie Fieg is well-known for his men’s design collaborations, but he’s also dabbled a bit with women’s. We love this collaboration with Sebago, which Fieg was inspired to do thanks to repeated requests from his Mom and sister. We think the world of Fieg anyway, but we also appreciate that someone is putting some sweat into creating quality, casual brown shoe designs for women. Yes, we have flats galore, but in the realm of menswear-inspired leather shoes, there is a dearth. Available for purchase now on Ronniefieg.

More styles on the next page.

Finally allowing women who wear his  designs for Sebago, enjoy a look at the Ronnie Fieg x Sebago collection for women, launching on April 1st, at select retailers like Daviz Z  (NYC), Saks, Free People and many more. The collection is sleek, feminine,  slightly rugged  and to our joy, devoid of  unessecary girlish detailing making it  very hard to pick a favorite. More images on the next age via Ronniefieg.

We attented the Launch party of the Adidas Black Tie last week. Hosted by David Z and Adidas at the swanky Goldbar. This was probably be the best "sneaker" launch party this year with the venue being appropriate for the theme,the crowd being fun ,and actually dress-up.

When we heard of the theme and the black tie dress code we were curious to see if the men would  actually suit up, (cause for the most part the ladies get decked out)and lo and behold they did.  And by the look of itseemed like most of our downtown scenesters read selectism!The best dressed man had to be Ronnie Fieg , clad in Hugo Boss and the Signature Adidas Black Tie Shell Toes.

Some images of the well dressed crowd  on the Flip.. Altough the venue had a no picture rule ..oops!