Emma Chamberlain

OK, my dad educated me about these when I was making my 80s fashion trendy or timeless podcast episode.

I called him and I was like, hey, you know, I did some online research, but you were on the ground living it.

So is there anything I missed?

And one thing he told me I missed was the Capizio dance shoe.

And I didn't really know what that was.

So I Googled it and it looks sort of like a tap dancing shoe or something.

It's leather shoe or leathery shoe.

I don't know if they're actually made of leather, but a leathery shoe that is thin.

There's no structuring inside.

It's tight to the foot.

It laces up and the sole is quite thin and minimal.

It's very much just a compact, tight shoe to the foot, usually coming in either white or black.

So a neutral color.

But it seems in the 80s, the white pair was more popular based on what I saw online.

But who knows?

I think shoes that are slim on the foot and slim on the sole are in, particularly in a leathery material, which kind of makes sense because for the last few years, I feel like we've been obsessed with like big shoes, chunky shoes.

And as with all trends, it's got to go eventually.

And I think now, for whatever reason, people are going to be wanting their foot to be more petite, more understated, more elongated.

And I don't know.

Okay, moving on to deer print.