What are those shoes called?? | 22 types of shoes for women | Justine Leconte

[@papercrown8609]

I accidentally stumbled upon your channel and now I can't stop watching. I love your content as much as ur personality...

[@maylien]

Once I was trying to run across a busy street wearing stiletto, peep toe, sling back, chunky heels. I renamed them my "suicide shoes"...

[@justineleconte]

+maylien hahaha 😂

[@justineleconte]

+maylien hahaha 😂

[@annarehbinder7540]

I had decided to wear high wedges for My wedding but they were so heavy that when trying to walk in a small stair ( to see if it would Work) I slipped and landed in a painful heap with a twisted ankle at the bottom , needless to say I changed shoes to extra cushioned low healed with a small plattform sandals which I had worn before to the actual wedding . And also changed shoes a lot to the dinner etc ( even though I was mostly sitting)

[@izendelrio4920]

Good one ☝️😂😂

[@welcometothesaltyspitoon]

@Clementina Yael Severina M. maybe the front is chunky

[@BuyAvonFromDonna]

I LOVE watching Justine! Her videos are fun, and she has a great personality. Very informative in a way that you enjoy learning!

[@htarresnom]

Love the 'shoe vocabulary' but, I also would like to know a little bit of more history about where all these names come from. Thanks! P.S. Here in Mexico we have 'huaraches' which are sandals made of strips in many different designs.

[@anynamebutmyrealone]

Some that jump to mind: oxfords, creepers, boat shoes and off course... clogs!

[@justineleconte]

+anynamebutmyrealone clogs! Hahaha... True!

[@f0xygem]

Boat shoes and clogs make me think of the shoebills. (He doesn't eat the duck--- just tosses him aside.)

[@angedejeudi]

And booties, boots that are heeled and go to about the ankles or just above

[@sakuraxu9206]

Justine Leconte officiel birkenstocks are a category for their own 🙄

[@RaccoonInACocoon]

and uggs :D

[@anastasiajonas5438]

Thank you Justine! Are you ever a fashion resource for me now! Wonderful!

[@NiyaKumarA]

now I am shoe expert... thanks you so much..😘😘

[@justineleconte]

+NiyaKumar A good 😁😁😁

[@pritl4]

Justine Leconte officiel Jutis is a type of show.

[@f0xygem]

Tell us more. What's it like?

[@sadafshaikh1296]

well jutis r almost same as moccasins only difference is that jutis are make of clote like material n not leather

[@adamartinez4995]

Alpargatas.

[@anitamorejon-moreira9536]

I am a Miami Cuban and I love you simplicity and way to smile. Keep the great work and posting videos so we can learn.

[@islandbirdw]

Dansko clogs have been my favorite for 12 hours on my feet. As a nurse one often walks and stands for many hours during the day. The composite sole now makes the clog even more supportive and flexible for one like me. I’ve had flat feet and surgery age 16 to remove bunions bilaterally. Can you discuss how to buy shoes that look nice AND are comfortable? Thanks I love your channel Justine! I like your friendly good natured approach!

[@deniseschickel2485]

I wear Danskio and Sanita clogs to work too! Massage therapist. I have a few pair of Clog Mary Janes - they are so cute and still have the supportive base.

[@Tatishka71]

Here in Russia we wear all type of shoes and women looove high heeled shoes. I myself go crazy about all the variety of cowboy boots, pumps, wedges, chunky heels. I have my personal storage place at home. Exclusively for my shoes, mostly Italian and some american brands. Thank you Justine for your videos, I love them all!

[@jessicatsai233]

how about sneakers? ?

[@frenchfry14595]

Justine, you are such an inspiration to watch. You are so happy and it comes through in every video. Your light-hearted attitude really makes your videos a pleasure to watch. Keep doing what you are doing because it is working!

[@demonwhisperer4980]

Girl, I live in Arizona, it's flip flops 9 months out of the year.

[@justineleconte]

+Demon Whisperer then this video is useless 😂

[@LindseyN1223]

I live in Missouri, USA. We love our flip-flops too, as well as sneakers (trainers) and farm boots.

[@xStephism]

Demon Whisperer Very bad support for your feet.

[@Heatherzhany]

LindseyN86 Hello! I live in Missouri too. I wish my company allows flip flops or sneakers 😂

[@julesbjeweled7891]

Demon Whisperer , You must live in a cooler area of AZ than I do. I wear them 10 months of the year. :-)

[@marlenelevine1]

I have just met your videos today, they are wonderful and I have been bingeing on them for hours. I like the way you are open to ideas and experiences of your audience. I would like to suggest that the ballerinas are not inspired by the block toe shoes that ballerinas wear en pointe, but rather by the practice slippers that are soft.

[@MLotus-em7vx]

You are so sweet! Justine you make my day every time I watch your videos

[@cynthiaesquibel3191]

Wonderful video! I was shoe obsessed for years..before my back, hips, and knees went! I could spend hours shopping for nothing but shoes..the good, old days, boy don't I miss them!!

[@salwashami7388]

You are amazing. Thanks for the great information.

[@justineleconte]

+Salwa Shami 😁

[@ablurida]

Hi Justine, if you're ever out of ideas for your videos, may I suggest you do a part 2 of these including more specific shoes (brogues, espadrilles, biker boots...) and a part 3 in which you take comments from your subscribers all over the world, and talk about each of those shoes too :) I would love to see that.

[@realtaungair]

I have just started watching your videos, and I love every single one of them! Thank you for making this super-informative channel :)

[@sranyak]

Justine, I love all your shoe descriptions, very usual, but when I need to share a fantastic shoe these days. I forward the website or take a photo of it to share with a friend or family member. You are so right; many of us don't know how to describe different styles of shoes.

[@perlalagadeon4645]

T-straps are also missing. My favorite shoes.

[@aubreydoris1258]

Ooh same

[@denisescull4227]

I live in the U.S. and I've recently discovered the name of a few flat women's shoes. They are the D'orsay flat which is similar to the ballet flat, but open across the arch, with the toe covered and the heel covered. Another is the Oxford, a flat shoe, usually leather, that has a menswear look and has laces. A very common, classic shoe, which is a spin on the loafer, is the penny loafer. It is flat, leather and has a slit on the band across the top, where it is customary to slip in an actual penny and the band is secure enough to hold the penny while walking. I appreciate that you didn't name brands with the shoes, only types. Thanks for the info, it is very helpful as usual

[@klimtkahlo]

🇵🇹tamancos, wooden shoes, similar to what was once typical of the Netherlands. No one wears them anymore, but I find them gorgeous!

[@Salsaholic1978]

Lots of farmers still wear them because they are warm but not too hot and protect your feet when you work with machinery. I've even seen one ride a bike while wearing wooden shoes…

[@dustypink4802]

This was absolutely wonderful, thank you Justine! I've just started work in a shoe store and need to learn all the names of the shoes. A little bit of history behind them was the icing on the cake as I'm really interested in fashion history. Im Australian by the way 😊

[@justineleconte]

good luck with your new job!!

[@scriptoremlux7841]

Loafers...finally I know the name! Thank you so much!

[@eteldias5176]

Thank you Justine. You are wonderful to be helping and providing information about issues I always wondered about. I am African born, raised in southern Europe and now live between the virgin islands and NYC. Muahhhh

[@FrauDaisy5]

Hallo Justine, what about Oxford shoes? and lace shoes in general? And how to define sandals?

[@orchid.11]

super informative.. thank you so much Justine.. keep doing this type of videos and also we would like to know about different types of dresses.. Much Love

[@justineleconte]

+Orchid Sarkar thanks! 😘 And a video about dress types is a great idea 😉

[@user-in1ev1sp1k]

can you talk about how to identify good quality shoes? By price, or maybe where it's made? A lot of high end brands now make their shoes in china, Thailand, etc, but still charge over $300, e.g. Frye. Are those brands still high quality and environmentally​ friendly?

[@Sundar_vastra_by_Payal]

I found it too useful because along with names we must know what particular thing makes it "specific footwear" and you explained it very well madam ❤️❤️

[@agathacarvalho1816]

In Brazil, we have "chinelo" wich is what in US is called flip-flop, but usually is made of rubber. The most famous brand is Havaianas. I personally love oxfords. And boots!

[@karendcosta5563]

In India, we have mojdi shoes (flats like ballerinas) for ethnic wear. These can have elaborate designs, mirror work, embroidery. Also Kolhapuri chapals. Very few artisans make the authentic handmade ones. These are like Roman sandals, traditional, keep feet airy in summers.

[@whitehotmoonlight]

Hi Justine! I LOVE your videos and always learn a lot from them. The 'Punjabi Jutti' is the north Indian version of a ballerina and the 'Kohlapuri Chappal' is the Indian version of the Gladiator.

[@PoeticallyCorrect007]

My school (millennial) had mary janes for both girls and boys! Thank you so much for the value addition Justine...In awe of you and your knowledge!

[@leoonthego5077]

you forgot my fav! OXFORD SHOE! speciallly the OXFORD WINGTIP for woman

[@katrinepetersen2566]

Ms. Leconte, Can You please make more of This type of video. It helps alot with my english vocabulary (I'm Danish) and it is a great help, when I look up references for my drawings. It would be truly wonderfull if You could do similar videos for types of pants, dresses, handbags etc. You do a great job with your content and even though I just discovered this Channel recently, I am already a fan.

[@surbhichopra9767]

u r doing an amazing job! I really love your videos😘

[@justineleconte]

+surbhi chopra thanks dear 😘

[@shelster]

This is so much fun!!! Do more of these kinds... like sleeves or skirts...etc...

[@justineleconte]

there is one coming soon ;-)

[@th.design2480]

Nice video .. I liked it , it's very helpful , keep going Justine and your channel is awesome 😉👍

[@justineleconte]

+TH. DESIGN thanks!!

[@victoriajimenez3679]

TH. DESIGN

[@victoriajimenez3679]

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[@therealmari]

Justine you are priceless, it is so nourishing to have a channel where one can learn about fashion in the way you presented it. I am on a binge watch and I am in awe of all the work you've put into your videos. I wanted to genuinely thank you for sharing your knowledge. Te lo dice una ingeniera que nunca ha sabido mucho de este mundo... :) Gracias!

[@brendadrew834]

Very good and informative but you forgot a very popular kind of shoe ...espadrilles! Canvas top, or linen, usually a rope or straw decorated bottom. Great with skirts, casual dresses, shorts and pants esp. cropped/capri pants! Comes in all colors and sometimes with laces to tie around the ankle! Merci beaucoup!

[@eteldias5176]

and booties

[@razzmatazz1974]

In my country espadrilles are called Alpargatas (a brand) and are not fashionable because they are associated with gauchos and low class workers. Some brands produced luxury espadrilles, but apart from a fad in the 80s they were never fashionable again

[@susanschafer1248]

This was another really interesting and informative video. I think a lot of us that watch your videos are probably shoe lovers and it's interesting to know a little about the history of all the different styles of shoes. Thank you for another great video Justine.

[@justineleconte]

+Susan Schafer welcome! 😁

[@iamayen]

i love your whole makeup for this vid.

[@suzannemichell7985]

I loveEcco shoes. I have them in sandal and oxford styles.... I even had some that were slingback gladiator I guess. I bought my first pair in the year 2000 and walked all over London for the first time... as we get older we do prefer flats... it is nice if flats can have a little bit of style.. thank you so much for your sincere and informative blocks...I am from Little Rock Arkansas USA

[@ClepsidraSideral]

I love BROGUES/oxfords! Those are my favourites! 😍

[@marykormancik3030]

I am a middle aged woman who is very curious about your fashion/beauty style. I find you information practical, and useful. Your presentation is very engaging; I look forward to more videos. Shoes not mentioned: clogs: (Sanita or Birkenstock clogs), flip-flops, riding boots, galoshes (boot to protect feet during wet weather)

[@faerieworks7170]

Justine - you did nothing wrong in this video, again - I am Cherokee and Choctaw and Indian & American Indian is fine - I don't even care that you said red skinned people, I was born in DC with the American football team being the Redskins. It's funny that you have color theory videos that talk about how to figure out your skin tone and undertone which is where this is really all centered from.. people are WAY too easily offended! Really it's 'Murica who can't figure out if they want to be straight edge and offended at EVERY turn or so blantantly RUDE to people on purpose and call it a free country and say they are entitled to their opinion -everybody is. Carry on, you are awesome F*#K the haters ;)

[@faerieworks7170]

Also I watched this cuz I LOVE SHOES!!!!! Platforms & wedges = HEAVEN :)

[@justineleconte]

+Jennifer Thibodeau thank you so much for your understanding. I really didn't mean any offense (I used the official, non-offensive French translation) & I am glad that you, who actually could more legitimately feel offended than others, aren't offended. 💛 Wish you a wonderful day 🤗☀️ PS: team wedges!

[@siannalannan1045]

lol. my grandfather, whose nickname was Injun Jim, referred to himself as a proud, badass Indian. His father was 100% Cherokee. I wish certain people would stop actively searching for something they can be offended by.

[@JaanaG2005]

Jennifer Thibodeau. I attended a beautiful Native American Festival in Santa Fe, NM last year, and all the different tribes were proud to talk about the "Indian Culture"... no one was calling it Native American Culture. They presented all of their amazing costumes.... a wonderful experience.

[@cliffchaffee1793]

From Mary Jane Chaffee -- also consider: besides the already-mentioned oxfords, mucklucks and spectators. A fun hisotry lesson and video. Cheers!

[@throwaway7899]

espadrilles in France ^^ espescially appropriate with the hot weather at the moment

[@terry6560]

Very informative. As long as so many people follow your excellent video blog, I would like to add that I wish more women's shoe makers would carry wide shoes. They are very difficult to find except in a few brands like Munro. Thanks

[@janevahill8709]

Australia has Ugg boots

[@nurwanidasophia9622]

true!

[@Loribyn]

Australia invented Ugg boots!

[@TinatinNadiradze]

oh and what i wanted to say - you are one of those VERY FEW great youtubers, who answer the comments and thank you for that

[@justineleconte]

+Tinatin Nadiradze I think a one-way conversation (videos from me to you) would be very boring. I love when people answer... and then I can answer again. At the end, both sides have learnt something 😃

[@TinatinNadiradze]

exactly! :) have a great evening.

[@estrellasanz7863]

Spain: "alpargatas", now worlwide named "espadrilles"

[@blackeyedsusan727]

Espadrille is the French term

[@angeliereyes5304]

Mabuhay! from the Philippines! Here in my country, we have a traditional footwear called bakya. It's usually made of wood at the sole and the strap is a horizontal leather.

[@justineleconte]

+hunohlulu I'll have a look!

[@raina1887]

Thanks, now I'm a shoe expert! In the Philippines, we have a traditional shoe called a bakya. It's a chunky slipper with a wide strap in front because it's hot in our country, so our shoes need to be open. It's made of wood, it makes a lot of noise when you walk on wooden floors which a lot of vintage houses have, and it goes with our traditional dress, too. Love you :D

[@SparrowStockwell]

I LOVE this make-up look, Justine. So simple and classic.

[@vineencohete]

Alpargatas in Argentina!

[@PragatiKavilkar]

they look very comfortable

[@razzmatazz1974]

es lo que llaman Espadrilles en otros países. Acá se asocian con los pobres y por lo tanto no son "fashion"

[@ablurida]

@@razzmatazz1974 Es una pena ya que en Europa sí lo son en verano, todo el mundo las usa para mostrar que se fue de veraneo a alguna playa en España, porque de ahí vienen las 'espardenyes' :) y hasta hay con plataformas/tacos que son muy bonitas, y las valencianas que se atan casi como un estilo gladiador, son lindas, deberían volver a la Argentina

[@maija9820]

we have 'kuomat' here in Finland. Very popular along kids and elderly. extremely practical during the sometimes cold and snowy winter.

[@lestranged]

great video! But Gladiators fought in ancient Rome, (the Roman empire, not just the city) not ancient Greece.

[@justineleconte]

+lestrange I know, look at my previous answer 😊 I meant Sparta...!

[@kathrynpaton7880]

Mukluks - also called kamik - are soft boots originally created by the Inuit and Yupik peoples of the Arctic areas of Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Russia. They resemble traditional moccasins with higher, boot-like tops.

[@lizziebreath9]

Most of us don't care about the redskin thing FYI, especially when we know that someone's native language isn't English. It's called context and I'm usually pretty good at it. Hell I just laughed at the faux pas. I call myself Indian a fair amount of the time just because it's the word I grew up using. Both my father and grandfather called themselves redskins every now and again. Can people not get offended for me and other American Indians? I'm right here and if I want to get offended I can do it for myself.

[@justineleconte]

Thanks for understanding!

[@starrbowie8649]

I'm a senior Euro-American living on the US east coast who has for decades supported indigenous rights and other causes of social justice. I think JL has shown time and again in her choice of subjects, models, and general commentary that she has an exemplary commitment to diversity as central to creating and maintaining conditions of social, political, and economic justice. Because I thought she and followers would want to know, I was going to try to raise her consciousness, as my own was raised by indigenous activists, about the history of the use of the term "redskin," beginning with the bounty paid by early colonial governments to European settlers who showed pieces of skin as proof of helping to carry out legally sanctioned genocide, the chief means of securing land on the ever-expanding colonial frontiers. I don't know what the tone of the responses to JL's use of the term was, since I haven't seen them. I would be sorry if they were condemnatory, since we are all works in process in learning about and respecting others in a world divided by race, ethnicity, class, faith, gender, gender orientation, etc. I feel hugely grateful to those, usually people of color or poor whites, who over the decades have addressed my own offenses born of ignorance. I hope that in your remarks you are not denying that many indigenous people would think the use of conventionally derogatory terms is of considerable consequence. We act on our thoughts, and our thoughts rest on our perceptions. Fascism is on the rise globally as economic conditions deteriorate, and ignorant, frightened people will band together for survival of the basis of dangerous ideas about their particular group's biological, mental, and moral superiority, if progressive people do not challenge their rationales.

[@lizziebreath9]

@@starrbowie8649 I understand your point, but honestly when I compare what my grandfather went through as a mixed race kid born in 1927 in a tar paper shack in and industrial area of Peoria whose mother would go on to be sterilized by Indiana for being on welfare after her husband was incarcerated. His brother was taken by the state to be adopted out because he was white passing. I feel pretty blessed that my worst problem has ever been a few verbal insults and two physical altercations.

[@emm_bee]

Salt water sandals & sling backs are my favs! Thanks you for this video 😄

[@karismeow]

Ahh! I found your shoe vids. Somehow they tend to be the most important for me.

[@mi2409]

Super useful video, like always. Thanks Justine. Greetings from Brussels Belgium

[@justineleconte]

+Myriam Itota you are very welcome!

[@StoneOfMoon]

I'm going down a spiral of watching your videos whenever possible! I am so glad I found your channel!

[@dhenukita]

I’m from India and here, we have flats-jutis and mojris, (both closed at the toe) and Kolhapuri chappals (open, with toe support).

[@furrriosa]

Hi Justin, I'm from Belarus. Trainers are very popular in our country among youth. We have radically changed weather seasons and that's why we wear different types of shoes like sandals, boots and even valenki sometimes in the countryside during a winter:)))

[@luisak68]

In Australia we have the Ugg boots and thongs, in the USA theyre called flip-flops I believe. What are they called in Europe?. When I visited Chile in 1980 my grandfather made us what I now know as Clogs . A hand carved wooden platform for your foot to sit on, with a super soft leather covering over the top of the foot with the heel exposed. Magnificently comfy shoe. Wish I still had mine. Cheers Luisa

[@jamtin127]

In Tasmania, Australia, the Blundstone boot (or Blunnie) is worn by women and men. Blundstones are a lace up leather workboot, incredibly comfortable. The company makes boots of all sorts. My very favourite shows in my cupboard and on my feet are my bushwalking Blunnies. They're just as practical in the bush as they are under some jeans in the city - warm, dry, comfortable, safe.

[@freespiritedchingu6508]

"jutti" is a type of shoe popular in india

[@poisonivy000]

Also kolhapuri

[@nicola.00]

Great video :) Court shoes in the UK are in between a flat and a stiletto, I'd love to see you cover different styles of heel e.g. Block and waisted Thank you

[@SparrowStockwell]

Nicola W Oh, good idea!

[@uwiblue]

I live in Puerto Rico, USA l. 🇵🇷🇺🇸 Since this is tropical Caribbean climate, apart from flip-flops, gladiators, slide sandals, ballerinas, boat shoes and sneakers, I like alpargatas (espadrilles) and Menorcan flats (avarcas) to endure the year-round humidity and summery heat.

[@alexafuergo2984]

I've been looking for this my whole life! Thank you so much! ;)

[@hazelpiaoed7520]

Hello Justine, because you do have subscribers from all over, as a Native Hawaiian, Native Americans generally don't take kindly to being called "Red Indians". I know that you wouldn't want to offend or hurt anyone's feelings, so I just wanted to put it out there. Mahalo and Aloha.

[@justineleconte]

+Hazel Pia Oed aloha! I have been informed by other viewers already... I took the French word, which is by no means offensive, and translated literally... 😫 Sorry again! Foreign language issues..,

[@lanef58]

Actually, no. "Natives" do refer to themselves as Indians, and it is not offensive at all.

[@Scamprdnz]

You come across wonderfully. We get too hung up on labels..... I am a new subscriber and enjoy your tutorials immensely! United Stares, Michigan, but orig and at heart a California girl!

[@nicobarrack1537]

lanef58 Um, excuse me but no. I have never met a Native American that hasn't been offended by being called "Indians".

[@f0xygem]

It's the Red part that is the problem.

[@hl2912]

Chunky/square heel, clog, (wood vs rubber), orthopedic soles (Birkenstock, Dansko,Sanita,etc) ,Hikers, ....could do a whole video on sneaker types? Run,walk,cross fit, training, dancercise, combat,tennis,etc...? And a video on SOLE composition? Stacked leather,vs. plastic,etc? Care for and function...?thanks! Such fun videos, and you are a delight!

[@apurvaarora1781]

hello Justine. very informative . I am from India . I mostly wear stilettoes or ballerinas. there are also various types of flat sandals and slip ons. also flats, like thongs and kohlapuri chappals in India .

[@claymountain1300]

Here in the Netherlands, girls mostly wear sneakers or skater shoes. Boots that resemble hiking boots/working boots (think of Timberland) are also very popular.

[@masterhide]

what about booties, ankle boots, & different types of slippers/sandals? :)

[@onwardsandupwards7838]

In India we have mojaris and kolhapuri chappals which go perfectly with our ethnic wear especially during indian festivals:)

[@itsjustmesallie353]

Flip flops! (For "beach bums") 😉

[@Christinka888]

We have “Jarmilky”, they are a kind of mary jane sport shoe, good for gymnastics for example. They were made as a part of spartakiad uniform in 1965 and later common for P.E. lessons but now they make them in all sorts of colours and patterns (the original was white) and I saw somebody wear them in normal life.

[@ariannadanesi5722]

I noticed that many luxurious brands (like moschino) are making very expensive slippers...platform, jeweled, etc etc. But I really cannot understand it. Aren't those for the swimming pool? or a not-that-sexy way to be comfortable around the house? I've seen american girls wearing those in the streets with socks...here in Italy is just not that fashionable. Same thing with jelly sandals. Tell me what you think :)

[@justineleconte]

+Arianna Danesi hey, well... One of the methods to innovate in fashion is to take something and use it for something else or in another situation. For example take slippers and use them somewhere else. It can be fun on the runway - but it doesn't always turn out well commercially later ;-) There are cases where the "innovation" just doesn't get accepted because the image of the object is just too strong ("slippers = home shoes"). I definitely get your point for Italy. But hey, there are countries in other regions of the world where everybody wears "slippers" on the street ;-)

[@ariannadanesi5722]

you are right, I can understand that high fashion is always in search of new trends to put on the market :) thanks for you answer, I've never thought about it before! :)

[@justineleconte]

+Arianna Danesi but I understand why an Italian lady would think the way you think: there are no high heels tighter than those made in Italy - so of course the contrast between that and slippers is huge 😉😁

[@ankitalal6180]

thank you justin 😍 for my knowledge of various shoes😉 here in india stilettos , pencil heel , wedges and platforms heels are most popular and ballerinas with wedge combination are weared😄

[@wasabii1375]

there r juttis (a shoe type) in India

[@ChihiroOh]

Nice video. Maybe make a part two? I missed espadrilles and brogues.

[@albadelvalle436]

You missed D'Orsay type shoes.

[@cherylcoyote]

I noticed that too. I'm sure she didn't mean to suggest that the shoe types she covered were a comprehensive list but the D'Orsay style always reminds me of Marie Antoinette for some reason, although I don't think they were created until just after the Revolution.

[@ablurida]

Those are my favourite! She also missed brogues, and some other styles of boots that I cannot mention hence why I watched the video haha, I think she should make a part 2 with more 'obscure' and specific shoes

[@SanktaLo]

D’Orsay heels are my favorite and I was looking forward to her talking about them 😞

[@samanthaworkman9994]

Thank you for your video's! I can tell you put alot of time into them.

[@justineleconte]

+Samantha Workman thanks 😘

[@irenemueller1259]

From California in USA, we live in flip flops, sneakers or athletic shoes. These are more for casual wear and for both men & women.

[@kittens3029]

Irene Mueller In New Zealand we call them Jandals and not a single person doesn't own a pair.

[@TheDragonstears]

In the US jandals (at least among teenage girls) refers to a specific brand of slippers (that are ridiculously comfortable).

[@mroxannevh]

seriously why does the world always hate on our flip flops? it's our culture! we live at the beach and only wear actual shoes while exercising, at church, or if it's raining

[@Xia-hu]

@@mroxannevh "our cuture" funny because flip flops originate from Asia LOL. And they have been rpoven to be extremely bad for joints and the feet because your toes have to crawl all the time in them.

[@ablurida]

I would love to visit California and also seems like a cool place to live, but even if I did I would always look like a tourist no matter what. I refuse to accept those options for everyday wear haha. To me they're like crocs, comfy but only acceptable around the house/gym/pool. So many beautiful, breathable, comfy sandals out there.

[@ananyabellos8958]

In India, we have a kind of ballerina shoe called Mojri or Jooti. It can b eof leather or fabric, embroidered or plain. Its super comfortable :) and eye catching!

[@alwaysoutlawed4462]

This is weird, but "pumps" are Ballerina shoes where I live in South Africa...

[@PragatiKavilkar]

Hi Justine, I am from India and I am so thankful for your videos. You are an inspiration to me. Please look up Kolhapuri's (made in a city called Kolhapur), Paduka (used to be a saint's footwear now made fashionable for all), also Mojari & jutti (hard to differentiate both of these type of shoes), Multani khussa is new to me as well it is not so common in India but still a Indian variety of shoe.

[@notokbutok3530]

in India we have Punjabi jutti, kohlapuri

[@sandykhosa6164]

Pepper Corn Ha Ha Ha me also I m India Punjabi

[@minabetty6477]

Coucou Justine, i love ur work .... i'm a jewelry designer and was in the fashion industry before... i've wached today around 5 of ur videos in a raw .... best wishes to you in ur carrier for this video i'd say you didn't mention les Godasses , i wear them alot personally along with Chelsea boots , they work well with everything even classical ... coz i tend to break to straight lines in suits with them ... and they exist in very elegant versions great work Amina

[@lillyfeldman8547]

Gladiators were from ancient Rome ( not Greece) and fought in the Colosseum, which still exists today

[@pratishthamukoo2222]

Love your makeup in this video!

[@PlatinumLemur]

"Clogs" (wood shoes) Sweden.

[@MN-re9oh]

I love your channel, Justine! The world needs some class and you certainly have it;) Spread that Parisienne air! Lots of love from Greece.

[@meghenmatta2080]

Oxford and brogues types of loafers then i assume??

[@helenareis6399]

I've been watching your videos since yesterday when my sis sent me your channel! I'm absolutely in love! Your videos are so informative, exactley what I was searching for Thumbs up from Brazil ;)

[@henzsol6771]

You forgot my favorite! BOOTIES!!! I have loved that style of boot since I was 12

[@13Shirleen]

In England babies wear booties and ladies wear ankle boots.