Modern Vintage shoes at Heels.com.

Modern Vintage Shoes are inspired by generations of fashion. Modern Vintage brings its own original taste to the women's shoe fashion scene. With Modern Vintage, you can be sure that the shoe you buy will be vintage fashion forever. Heels.com is proud to bring you the best from Modern Vintage.

Here are some of the Modern Vintage Shoes that we carry at Heels.com:

According to the Modern Vintage MySpace website:

Privately-held European footwear and accessories company, MODERN VINTAGE, was first introduced in Spring 2003 and has since become the footwear of choice for fashion-forward women that desire modern and original design, fit and comfort and the superior craftsmanship and innovation associated with European brands. Its collections of daringly stylish shoes have been featured in fashion magazines and on the feet of celebrity women like Vanessa Williams, Lindsay Lohan, Eva Mendes and Amanda Bynes. Fulfilling a void in the marketplace for upscale retailers, MODERN VINTAGE offers premium women's footwear that is accessible to upwardly mobile and fashionable customers with collections that retail from $225.00 to $495.00.

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By guest blogger Tracy.

Lately, designers have used innovations of the heel to reach new heights. There have been the Japanese Geta-inspired sandals, which look like flip flops balanced on children’s wooden playing blocks. Manolo Blahnik put his trademark over-the-top stamp on the trend with his debut of the heel-less shoe. And this season, there were plenty of hidden platforms, giving the wearer the look of a heel with the comfort of a platform.

Michael Kors has always been known for his funky and wearable sandals. His shoes combine day-to-day functionality with runway flare. Some of his older styles, like the “Gramercy” sandal, became instant classics. In his newest line, Kors has joined the pack of designers that have strayed away from the basic wedge, platform, or kitten heels by transforming the wedge with his sculpture-inspired “cut-out” heel. While I am not a fan of cut out styles in anything (shirts, dresses, and bathing suits included), I will leave it to all of you to decide if you think cut-out platforms is the next big thing.

Kors Cut-out wedge (also comes in black):