Introducing... Martha Davis Shoes

“I think of shoes as little products or architecture for the feet—both share similar purpose of protection, organization and personality,” says the designer.  “I look at where the foot needs to be supported and where it does not, then how the materials and shapes can be arranged in an interesting way.” Cut-outs and overlaps, hidden or indented heels are evidence of this thoughtfulness. “I like a bit of tension—something unexpected—whether its in the proportions, composition or materials.” says Davis. “What happens when you change the rules?”