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FN is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month. Observed from September 15 to October 15, the occasion recognizes the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. FN invites you to follow along as we shine a light on Hispanic-American shoe designers and entrepreneurs making big waves in the fashion industry. Collectiva founder Concepción Orvañanos always wanted to get into footwear. So when a shoemaker won a local government-sponsored huarache-making contest in her home country of Mexico, the entrepreneur — who, along with creative director Huguette Hubard, released the brand’s first collection just a year ago — got into her car and drove four hours from Mexico City to his town of Sahuayo in Michoacán. “I went to his house with my children, knocked on his door and stayed with him to see the whole process [of making the shoes],” Orvañanos said. “I asked him to make a few changes, to make t

Emma Roberts continues her maternity style street streak by wearing a pink floral dress, slides and sunnies. The “Scream Queens” star was spotted once again out and about in Los Angeles today with a leopard tote and iced coffee in hand. Roberts, who announced she’s expecting her first child in August with actor Garrett Hedlund, has embraced her new-mom status by wearing chic outfits, including this take on the Canadian tuxedo. Emma Roberts out and about in Los Angeles on Oct. 7, 2020. CREDIT: P&P/MEGA Today, the star opted for a flowy pink floral dress for a casual yet put-together look. On her feet, Roberts opted for a pair of slides in a fall-ready colorway. She also carried a trendy leopard bag tote, that looked spacious and chic. Often photographed in designer heels from Tabitha Simmons, Christian Louboutin and Malone Souliers, the “Unfabulous” alumnus continues to be a heels girl even while pregnant. The “American Horror Story” actress posted a photo of herself at hom

Halle Berry made one of the most disputed moves in the footwear realm today to send a strong message. The “Catwoman” star took to Instagram this morning to support the movement to get out the vote this election season, using her outfit as a powerful tool. Posed in a cozy oversize sweater dress, the actress slipped on a set of studded suede cage sandals over memorable socks. View this post on Instagram ‘NUF SAID…. @iamavoter A post shared by Halle Berry (@halleberry) on Oct 7, 2020 at 9:19am PDT The socks come from Fun Socks collaboration with I am a voter., a nonprofit and nonpartisan effort to increase voter turnout during election years. The pair comes branded with the organization’s name stitched across a black top strap with semi-sheer fabric beneath, creating a high-fashion piece of legwear. With a portion of proceeds benefiting the organization, the Fun Socks x I am a voter. Socks retail for just $14 at FunSocks.com . Fun Socks x I

The world of rock and roll experienced great loss yesterday with the news of Edward Van Halen’s passing. Known by his nickname Eddie, the legendary Van Halen frontman died at age 65 after a battle with cancer. The guitarist’s son Wolf Van Halen announced the loss yesterday on Twitter, writing “He was the best father I could ever ask for Every moment I’ve shared with him on and off stage was a gift.” As the music industry mourns the death of a rock icon, the fashion industry also feels the gaping hole now left behind from the memorable style set forth by Eddie Van Halen himself. From the start of his career, the guitarist was at the helm of the standout and outlandish looks associated with rock and roll stars during the late 20th century. From wild prints to voluminous hair and beat-up sneakers, the “Jump” musician had it all — even his guitars reflected the rebellious patterns and bright colors infamous from the period. Eddie Van Halen at his home in Los Angeles in 1982. CREDIT:

Plenty of American fashion and footwear brands are gearing up for the 2020 presidential election with gear that conveys the simple, direct message of the season:  Go vote. But Louis Vuitton’s spring ’21 collection proved that even international brands are jumping on the PSA now. At the French luxury house’s show closing out Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, the runway concluded with a look that sent the simple four-letter message, with a “Vote” tee tucked into a pair of oversized khakis, a pair black leather brogues on foot. A long-sleeved “Vote” t-shirt at Louis Vuitton spring ’21. CREDIT: Courtesy of Louis Vuitton For those familiar with the relationship of parent company LVMH, U.S. President Donald Trump and Louis Vuitton creative director Nicolas Ghesquière , the t-shirt was not a surprise. The message was not the only one conveyed in the collection, and the past, present and future of virtual reality seemed more of a top line theme. A clear ’80s vibe once again influenced e

Kim Kardashian continued her on-going streak of bold fall looks as she visited a friend in Calabasas, Calif. this week. Spotted headed home on Tuesday night, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star opted for a doubled-up blue ensemble. The look included a  sheer short-sleeve top layered over a nude camisole and the wildest side-lacing blue leather pants. Kim Kardashian leaves a friend’s home in Calabasas, Calif., Oct. 6. CREDIT: MEGA A closer look at Kim Kardashian’s pointed-toe white boys. CREDIT: MEGA As for footwear, Kim opted for a perfect fall bootie to top off the look. The all-white style included a narrow pointed toe with seamless uppers and a towering stiletto heel to tout. Kim Kardashian leaves a friend’s home in Calabasas, Calif., Oct. 6. CREDIT: MEGA A closer look at Kim Kardashian’s pointed-toe white boys. CREDIT: MEGA At the end of September, Kim modeled a similar ensemble as she stepped out in Los Angeles once more. The outfit included anot

Heidi Klum got her hands on a pair of sandals that you’re about to see in every celebrity’s rotation. The “America’s Got Talent” judge modeled a printed design from Johanna Ortiz yesterday, expressing how much she loved the cutout design with its high-slit cut and draped silhouette. Klum then matched the tropical design to a pair of trending thong sandals and, of course, her go-to anklet. View this post on Instagram L VE this @johannaortizofficial A post shared by Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) on Oct 6, 2020 at 7:28pm PDT On her feet, the model opted for a newer silhouette from every celebrity’s favorite brand: Bottega Veneta. The BV Line sandal pulls inspiration from the 1990s with its square-toe front and thin-strap design. Coming with an ankle-strap closure and a thong-toe front, the style is completed by a tapered 4-inch heel. The style has previously been worn by Kourtney Kardashian and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley amongst others and is quickly beco