Why toes are taking over: Fashion’s growing obsession with feet-first style


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Toe-baring footwear is no longer a novelty, it’s a full-fledged fashion statement. Photo: Auralee

Recently, when temperatures in New York City were soaring, Jalil Johnson had to put together an outfit for a business meeting and a lunch.

Johnson, a writer in Manhattan, does not have a corporate job. But he still wanted to look presentable and stylish, so he went with a dark blazer, a blue button-up shirt – and flip-flops.

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