Was it those ghastly boot like shoes with peep toes ? I think Moda in P do them., Maybe its me, but a lot of the footwear that the presenters describe as 'beautiful', I think "really ?" Looking at models feet in magazines, rarely are they wearing any 'pretty' shoes. Those days seem to be gone.
Models are frequently given shoes in the wrong size anyway, so they do not have pretty feet in the first place.
And don't get me started on the bunion-fest that is most female slebs feet!!
I hate toe cleavage, cannot have anything that cuts across on my big to as I have one large and one small bunion.
My feet are broad across the toes. Why do shoe shops provide a wide variety of sizes for kids, then only make a D fitting commonly?
Even E is sometimes too narrow for me, really... and Clarks are my saviour with some styles in EE fitting. Other than that you tend to learn by trial and error which brands will suit. I think it comes down to the lasts they use.
I used to be ok with M&S shoes but the last seemed to change and their shoes became instruments of torture.
That is why I am fairly loyal to Skechers and bl00dy love Birkenstocks. Wearing shoes or boots all day without discomfort or residual foot pain lasting for days is preferable to making a fashion statement.
Not wearing pointy shoes, ever, would be my advice to my younger self (along with don't shave your legs, start smoking or get overweight).