We all have that one friend/family member who sees shoes as more than just practical and can’t resist sacrificing her comfort for style. Though shoes are rarely a good idea to buy someone, there are still many gifts available that a shoe addict is bound to love!
Take a look at our top 5 gift ideas for a shoe addict!
Miss Selfridge: Red Rollasole Shoe
£8.50
The latest craze sweeping the fashion industry is the Rollasole Shoe, the ideal gift for any loyal shoe addict. This new footwear innovation provides practicality and style, with a soft yet durable sole which allows the shoes to neatly roll up to fit into your clutch bag at ease. These compact lifesavers are an essential for any woman’s handbag during a heel wearing session; a night on the town or to give your feet a rest a work.
With metallic’s being a big trend this season, we love these red bow ballet pumps. These fold up flats are also available in a variety of colours and patterns, from wild leopard print to basic black there’s a style to suit everyone. At just £8.50 from Miss Selfridge, these Red Rollasole Shoes are a great stocking filler!
Available in a variety of colours: Red, Black and White, Black, Leopard and Gold.
Debenhams: Sweet Feet Nail Polish Set
£25.00
All shoe addicts need to keep their feet intact and looking fabulous when showing off their beautiful shoes. The Sweet Feet Nail Polish Set by Nail Inc at Debenhams is the perfect set this Christmas for that loved one who loves a good old pamper. The colourful packaging makes the cold winter nights more bearable and will also help your shoe addict prepare for summer that seems oh so far away!
Complete with three full size Nails Inc polishes, foot exfoliator, Mexican lime heel balm and toe separators. Make those feet soft and supple and grab all of these goodies for £25.00.
Viva La Diva.com: Shooz Boston Opaque Bootshaper
£12.25
There’s nothing worse than buying a pair of knee length boots and having them loose their shape within a matter of weeks! These Shooz Boston Opaque Bootshaper from Viva La Diva.com are a useful gift for that friend who is constantly on the lookout for a pair of boots that won’t lose their shape whilst stored in her wardrobe over the summer.
Designed to fit any length boot with its mechanical spring and ventilation spots to prevent any odours being trapped, these Barrats shape retainers are a great gift idea for any shoe addict and at just £12.25, you can afford to buy some yourself!
New Look: Ball of Foot Gel Cushions
£3.50
As tempting as it is to give in and buy those fabulous stilettos, we all know that they come with a painful price. Having to wear stilettos and other high heels for long periods of time can make your feet sore, achy and form blisters, so to help avoid the pain, these Ball of Foot Gel Cushions from New Look are lifesavers!! Not only will they keep your feet comfortable and ache-free but they also make a great stocking filler for any female friend/family member this festive season, so no matter your budget, you can give the gift of comfort. For just £3.50, this gift will be very much appreciated by your shoe addict friend.
Very: Shoe Storage Rack
£13.00
Every shoe addict needs a place to display and admire their shoes and make room for new ones, so what’s better than this three tier Shoe Storage Rack from Very.com. This silver stand contains three tiers supported by non-slip legs which provides a secure and stable foundation for all of your favourite shoes.
With an extendable width, you can continue to add to your collection with around 12 pairs of shoes fitting onto a single fully-extended rack. Whether your shoe obsessed friend or family member wishes to show off their impressive footwear collection or prefers to store them neatly in their wardrobe, this three tier shoe stand is a steal at £13.00.
Will you be buying your shoe addict friends and family a gift from our top 5 or do you have another gift in mind?
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