Fancy Footwear

DESTROY
www.destroystores.cz
You want shoes? DESTROY has ‘em! Trendy, colorful, and hip are the shoes you’ll be sure to find in these stores. DESTROY carries an extremely wide variety of brands to choose from. They’ve got flat and comfortable, yet trendy, shoes for the conservative stroll through Prague. Feeling bold and fancy? DESTROY can provide shoes for you too! Shoppers can expect to find Nemonic, Desigual, Bronx, XTI, Camper, Replay, Blink, Miss Sixty, and many other brand name shoes. Given the time of year, DESTROY is displaying many sandals in almost every shade of color imaginable. Bronx offers a gladiator sandal for 1399 CZK. For the trendy yet conservative, if you’re into that sorta thing! Blink offers patent leather heels for the truly fashion-forward females for 999 CZK.

Hōgl
www.hoegl.com
The Australian shoe company has been very well-received in Prague. Hōgl offers conservative-style shoes in bold, colorful packages. Trends this season from Hōgl include bright, spring colors from hot pink to neon yellow. Embellishments with rhinestones seem to be a hot addition this year, as well. If you want to don a pair of bright yellow patent leather heels, expect to pay 3299 CZK. Fear not, my neutral-based friends! Hōgl displays an array of casual flats, wedges, pumps and sandals in more relaxed, earth-tone colors. Beige patent leather peep-toe heels are priced at 3799 CZK.

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Baťa
www.bata.cz
Baťa not only has gorgeous shoes, but its tastefully decorated stores are not bad on the eyes either. Baťa proudly displays the newest collection of floral inspired footwear as you first enter the shop (Palladium location). Floral for spring/summer? Groundbreaking? Er…not really, but the shoes are quite exquisite. Bright orange flowers, deep green stems and petals, inviting pink and purple roses…Forget the bouquet! Men can surprise their women with Baťa shoes for the same effect!

So there you have it, ladies. Whatever shoe your feet fancy, Prague will let them have it! The cobblestone will be gentle, so I hear. I admire you, ladies, who are talented enough to brave the broken streets in 4-inch zebra-print heels, effortlessly hopping over water puddles only to gracefully land on the first step of tram 26. I’ll be there to applaud you, sitting in the back of the tram in my Nikes, probably with one shoe untied, thinking about how my feet hurt from all the walking added to my new Czech Republic lifestyle.