Fashion, But Make It Barefoot – March 2021

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In this space we are challenging the cultural norm that beauty is pain. I’ve never been one to settle, so why not look amazing in barefoot shoes? Healthy feet are widest at the toes and still beautiful. Let’s celebrate what’s natural and turn the shoe market on it’s head!

I share a new “Fashion, But Make it Barefoot” photo every Friday on Instagram and Facebook, and here is a round up of posts from March 2021! Scroll to see the inspo and shop the shoes.

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March 5, 2021

Side by side collage of 2 woman in identical outfits wearing pink athletic sneakers. The woman on the right is wearing the Geo Racer II in blush pink from Vivobarefoot - a zero drop running shoe.

The Vivobarefoot Geo Racer II in blush | $135 after code ANYA25 for 25% off | Vegan

The Blush Geo Racer is mostly sold out, but you can get the same color in the :
*Primus Knit,
*the Geo Court
*or the Be Lenka Prime

I am very particular about my pink. Bubble gum and hot pink can kiss my 🍑, but blush ? That I can get behind.

I was inspired by this look from Fashion Jackson to style my new blush Geo Racers from Vivobarefoot (gifted)! I’ve included a few more photos of my favorite spring shoes from Vivo. The Opanka slip on is one of my favorites, my son is testing out the Primus Trail, and of course the Geo Court which I have in both black and white. You can always use the code ANYA25 for 25% off to get 10% off your Vivo purchase (affiliated, thanks for your support! ❤️)

Close up of zero drop running sneakers from Vivobarefoot Geo Racer II in blush pink

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March 12, 2021

The Angles Fashion Artemis Boots | $175 | Leather

Chelsea booooots! #butmakeitbarefoot

I call BS on anyone claiming their pointy toe boots are “so comfy!” You need to try some barefoot chelsea boots and then tell me what you think of those torture devices.

Fortunately chelsea boots are relatively easy to switch over to a healthier option. The ones I’m wearing here are from Angles Fashion, a European brand that is new to me. I got the wool lined ones in a size up from my usual and I absolutely love them. They are so good we had to stock them at Anya’s Shop!

I also am head over heels for these barefoot chelsea boots:

See all of them on me below!

Fashion inspiration comes from Lilly Style, who has gorgeous taste and a disturbingly clean closet.

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March 26, 2021

2 Women wearing similar outfits - black pants and shirts with camel colored jacket and brown loafers. The shoes on the left woman are pointy and narrow. The shoes on the right are foot shaped Khussa Loafers from FeetSutra

The FeetSutra Khussa Loafer | $129 | Leather

Use code ANYASREVIEWS for 10% off your purchase

I’ve had this outfit from Crystalin Marie pinned to my Pinterest account for YEARS as I’ve waited for loafers to be made in a foot friendly shape. Word to the wise, if you can stab your brother with your shoe it’s too pointy. 😉 So I’ll just take this adorable look and #makeitbarefoot, thank you! The necktie was also screaming to be worn, so this look was upgraded more ways than one. 🥳

I recently was gifted these loafers on the right from FeetSutra, a brand new barefoot shoe brand, and they are the first barefoot smooth leather loafers I have tried! I have them in a women’s US size 6/EU 36, which is my usual flats size because I have such shallow feet and narrow ankles (I normally wear a 6.5-7/EU 37 in sneakers and boots). They are reeeaallly high volume and only fit my feet with an insole and an extra thick shoe tongue pad (two essential items in my low volume foot kit).

With those in they are still open around my ankles and threaten to slip, but I was comfortable walking a mile or so in them without any rubbing or other issues. I just wouldn’t be able to run or bust a move.
They are medium width, not narrow but also not real wide. You can get them in men’s sizes too, which are wider in width (but no other difference, so why not just offer the shoe in two widths instead of gendering them?… just sayin’).

A close up side by side of FeetSutra Khussa barefoot loafers and conventional pointy loafers.

See some other barefoot loafers I own below. Pictured are the Vivobarefoot Opanka, which has a shallower fit. Use code ANYA25 for 25% off for 10% off your Vivo purchase. And the Lisbeth Joe London, which fits high volume like the FeetSutra loafers. And they run short so size up (I sized up one whole size). ANYASREVIEWS gets you 10% off.

You can also find moccasin style loafers (with stitching around the top) from Zeazoo Kids (ANYASREVIEWS for 5% off there) and Gaucho Ninja (ANYASREVIEWS for 10% off).

Thank you for the lovely outfit inspiration Crystalin!

Peace out homies.

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Hi. I'm Anya.

Hi. I'm Anya.

I first discovered barefoot shoes after a long history of foot issues. By changing my footwear and strengthening my body I was able to completely transform my life. Anya’s Reviews is my way of sharing with the world that healthy feet are happy feet!

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