Faryl Robin Will Have You Flying High with Shoes, Sandals & Boots!!

Faryl Robin might be a brand you have heard of considering the press it’s been getting on tv, in print and online– but in case you haven’t here’s a bit of love (ok.. lots of love) that I am throwing Faryl’s way!

What’s interesting about it is that I ran across it in a couple of online shoe sites and didn’t know much about the brand except I sure liked the look of the shoes, boots and sandals. Let’s call it– way outside the usual shoebox– and you can find something interesting that can make your outfit a bit more cutting edge, fanciful, fun and definitely comfortable.

Desiree in coral (comes in other colors — but this would be smokin’ haute with jeans, seersucker pants, LBD and gauzy dresses whether print or white.
Here’s a bit about Faryl Robin Shoes— direct from the website.

Farylrobin lifts a woman’s sense of confidence, confirming her style with each step. We blend fresh design and comfort with unexpected colors that let you express yourself…getting you to the places you want to be.
We design our footwear for women who work hard, play hard, and who love to be out and about…with style. Farylrobin, as an organization, has this same mentality, fostering an environment that helps people be their best and perform their best.
Farylrobin believes that being human is best. Nothing is perfect. No one has it all. While many get overwhelmed by this, we think it is more important to be authentic. To laugh at your foibles. And to live your life — imperfections and all — with a sense of fun, confidence, and a style that is uniquely you!

Duomo in black (other colors available)
Here’s what I LOVE about Faryl Robin– most of the employees are women. Every woman in the office tries on the new shoes and tests them out and if they don’t make them happy, they don’t get made. Sounds logical doesn’t it?

Warrior Sandal — comes in a couple of colors. This shoe has been flying out of stores.
You don’t see men trying on women’s shoes to test them out– so how can they design them — and they don’t have 10+ women to test them on either. Faryl does — even her press people test drive some– and these shoes are given a tough evaluation before they hit the marketplace.

Kyrie in multi-color, and available in others.
Here’s a video of an interview with Faryl Robin Morris at her offices in NYC done right before the end of the year.
Faryl Robin Morse Sings Praises of Faryl Robin Shoes

This is a quick segment ( I lost some of the video in a laptop computer crash when I was in NYC, definitely not my idea of fun but what could I do?) . It gives you a flavor– a sense of what the shoes are all about and what spring is about.
Forgive the photography– new camera, new photographer (me) working it so I was a bit iffy with it.. but then again- no one can be perfect and while Faryl’s shoes are for a real chunk of the population (and a lot more of you should be aware of the brand), this gives you some sense of what’s cooking with Faryl Robin.
FYI:
Here’s a pair of shoes that I bought recently at a store you might not find listed on Farylrobin.com but they definitely carry the brand La Bella Shoes. While not shopping enabled yet (*I am working on the owner of this little store within a store on that), if you email or call the store and talk to them, they will most definitely help you out! It’s one of my fave places to shop and if I bought everything I liked there, I would not only spend everything I make but my credit cards would have gone nuclear!! While La Bella Shoes features very select brands, Faryl Robin is one of those brands that are must have– and you can find it here.
These shoes are adorable. They are shown in the video in a different color but I wanted that “pop” of color and I went with red.

The wedge isn’t too high (really, it’s not.. I get nosebleeds from the altitude), the angle of the wedge is comfortable and I love the criss-cross detailing and the open-toe. (time for a pedicure with a sassy color). It comes in a variety of colors for your wardrobe. So you see I am just as much a “shoe ho” or as someone else said “pump pimp or shoe shill”
Stevie Wilson