When you walk in shoes that aren't "yours," that aren't "made to measure," every step is a compromise. Every gesture becomes stiff.
And your style – the real one, the one you don't buy but refine – remains halfway.
You can have an impeccable outfit or a classy watch... but if the shoes clash, the final effect collapses: you can see (and feel) when something is not truly yours .
It's a question of presence, because the right shoes don't get noticed: they get you noticed.
They don't attract attention: they channel it .
They are not used to cover, but to complete.
They don't seek to impress. But to express.
Conversely, when you put on something that looks like you, that is truly "tailor-made," a simple thing happens: you don't think about it anymore .
The mind stops going to the feet and returns to where it belongs: to the life to be lived.
At work, at conversation, on your path.
What you wear should help you bring out who you are.
Shoes included.
If you're looking for "the right shoes," start with another question:
“What shoes don’t make me waste time thinking about?” .
Probably, they are the ones that are truly tailor-made for you.