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Leo's 5028 Giordano Tap Shoe

Leo's 995 Nrg Wave Shoe

Leo's Little Kid 5056 Split Jazz Tap Shoe

Leo's Little Kid 5068 Slip On

Leo's Little Kid 7018 Gioflex Neo Boot

Leo's Little Kid 995 Nrg Wave Shoe

Leo's Little Kid 995 Nrg Wave Shoe

Leo's Unisex 5026 Giordano Jt Shoe

Leo's Unisex 5056 Split Jazz Tap Shoe

Leo's Unisex 5058 Split Jazz Tap Shoe

Leo's Unisex 5068 Slip On

Leo's Unisex 5126 Quantum J.T. Shoe

Leo's Unisex 5128 Quantum J.T. Shoe

Leo's Unisex 7006 Gioflex Neo Shoe

Leo's Unisex 7016 Gioflex Neo Shoe

Leo's Unisex 7018 Blk Gioflex Neo Boot

Leo's Unisex 7026 Sun Gioflex Neo Boot

Leo's Unisex 998 NRG Wave Dance Sneaker

Leo's Women's 936 New York T-Strap

Leo's Women's 938 New York T-Strap

Leo's Women's Ms. Jazz Tap

Leo's Women's NRG Lite

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Nicole Richie to team up on NBC's 'Fashion Star' : She's a mom and a fashion designer, so it's only logical -- Nicole Richie will serve as a celebrity mentor on the new NBC series "Fashion Star."

A woman's right to shoes : There is a great scene in Sex And The City when Carrie's ex-boyfriend Aiden gives her an ultimatum to either buy or move out of her long-time apartment. She can't figure out why she doesn't have the savings to purchase it? She's worked hard all her life, she's independent - what has she done with all her money? The light bulb moment comes when Carrie does the maths and realises that the bulk of her wealth is actually inside her closet: "I've spent $40,000 on shoes and I have no place to live?" she says "I will literally be the old woman who lived in her shoes!" That episode had women all around the globe pulling out their calculators and doing the same additions. Ten pairs of shoes a year at $200 a pair... No, make that 15 at $300 over 20 years - it's at least a small car. Apparently the excessive, Carrie-style purchasing of shoes is on the decline. A study yesterday revealed that the average Australian women buys just four pairs of shoes a year. The research also suggested that 67 per cent of respondents buy shoes on sale, 12 per cent spend an average of more than $200 on a pair, while 76 per cent spend $100 or less.