These American Apparel Bobby Strip Shoes are Emblazoned With Horizontal Lines
Erin Kirkpatrick — June 4, 2013 — Fashion
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If you think you are seeing stars and stripes with these American Apparel Bobby Strip Shoes, you're only half wrong. These limited edition American Apparel shoes take after old-fashioned Oxford shoes, but they make more of a fashion statement.
In the place of solid patent leather, these shoes prefer a black and white striped pattern. Looking like something that Elvis would be proud to wear while doing the Jail House Rock, this American Apparel Bobby Strip Shoes are one part rebellious and one part fantastically fierce. If you are looking for a way to spice up your footwear collection and get people to covert your shoes, these ones are guaranteed to fulfill those criteria.
In the place of solid patent leather, these shoes prefer a black and white striped pattern. Looking like something that Elvis would be proud to wear while doing the Jail House Rock, this American Apparel Bobby Strip Shoes are one part rebellious and one part fantastically fierce. If you are looking for a way to spice up your footwear collection and get people to covert your shoes, these ones are guaranteed to fulfill those criteria.
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Striped Shoes - The trend of shoes with vertical stripes can disrupt the conventional horizontal striped shoes market.
2. Printed Oxford Shoes - The trend of printed oxford shoes can lead to a new category of fashion shoes.
3. Bold Statement Shoes - The trend of unique and bold statement shoes offers an opportunity to create new styles and designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can incorporate these trends to create new styles of footwear.
2. Retail - Retail industry can include these trendy shoes in their inventory to attract new customers.
3. Textile - Textile industry can benefit by producing vertical striped textiles of varying sizes for the design of shoes and other apparel.
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