Oxford Flats
Not sure if it was the hipsters or the school girls that started this trend off, but how completely adorable are
high heeled Oxford booties. It seems once this shoe cut ended up on the female foot, there was no turning back.
Our Love of Vintage
Nostalgia can't help being a constant theme in fashion since looks are always repeating, no matter how innovative they come in. Even if you weren't around, these shoes have traced their way through history and its imagery enough to make you feel like they're throw backs to sweet times gone by. Whether you think of English school girls from the WWII era or American women with loose ringlets and polka dot dresses from the 1940s, these
lace up flats make you feel like you're a part of a beautiful past of women appropriating men's fashions for their own.
By Any Other Name
If you really want to get specific, Oxford flats have gone by a few different names over the years. In Scotland and Ireland, where they originated, they're called brogues, Balmoral, or even derbies. These are the names for a leather shoe, mean to be quite plain, that laces up. And the variations keep on coming.
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