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The Everything Guide Archive

February 19, 2007
The Enduring Micro-City

There’s one Manhattan neighborhood that’s stubbornly, thankfully, indifferent to change.

February 19, 2007
The Everything Guide to Chinatown

Where to eat, shop, see art, have a drink. And eat some more.

February 12, 2007
The $482 Difference

What makes one loafer worth several hundred dollars more than another? (Sometimes, not very much.) Parsons’ shoe design professor Howard Davis analyzed the components of two basic black models.

February 12, 2007
550 Pairs and Counting

The shoe collection of Michael Millon, Venture Capitalist.

February 12, 2007
Five Simple Rules for Men's Dress Shoes

A five-step assessment of do's and don'ts.

February 12, 2007
Men’s Shoe Primer

Top-dollar and price-conscious footwear for every persona.

February 12, 2007
Ask The Foot Doctor

We asked Dr. Rock Positano, director of the Non-surgical Foot and Ankle Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery, what high heels really do to a women’s feet and the rest of her body.

February 12, 2007
Shoe Repair

Where to remodel, recreate and protect your favorite pair of shoes.

February 12, 2007
How to Fall Down

When the inevitable occurs, try the following for minimal bruising to body and ego.

February 12, 2007
Bespoke Shoes

Custom-made shoes are to regular shoes as a great meal is to a microwave burrito. E. Vogel’s take three months, including making a wooden model of your feet, which will be used to shape the shoe.

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