Nat Laurel

Many women who recognize themselves on this picture are unhappy with the way their feet look. They may feel better if they try pumps with square toe cleavages and square toes. They are not easy to find, but once you know what you are looking for, you will spot a pair or two. You will also  appreciate it more and feel better investing in cobbler care.

Prada is notorious for square  toe cleavages and pumps, regardless of the trends. Pradas come with the hefty price tag, so if I had to stock up with those for my office attire, I would try the consignment store like theRealReal or Ebay. I used to see a lot o square cleavages and square toes at Via Spiga, but that was way over ten years ago and at the time the brand was still making their shoes in Italy. Those times have long been gone. Yet, I still find many of Via Spiga selections adhering to the fundamental principles of female anatomy.

Square cleavage and square toes may look stumpy on the pictures, but they do justice for full figures, cankles and ankles that are not on a ballerina side.   Square buckles can do the job just as well. This picture illustrates  the case when flats with a square low heel and a square buckle may offer better proportions than a pointy toe, kitten-heel style.

Round toe cleavages, pointy toes and kitten heels  may  accentuate any  heaviness on the body. I typically wear square pump cleavage to balance my hips that are out of proportion with my torso. Apple shape gals will find these angular, squarish designs  helpful too.