Here comes the bride, and this elegant slingback wedding slipper perfectly compliments her beautiful wedding ensemble. The unusual satin bow on the back starts the eye on a bold sweep from the curve of the heel to the pearl and rhinestone toe and then back again. A delicate treasure for a memorable day.

A woman can do anything with this versatile mule. Slide it on and off in a flash, let it dangle or just kick it wildly into the air. The soft folds of the cummerbund wrap, accented by a glimmering opalescent stone, contrast with the jet black leather toe. Beautiful inside and out, this slipper hints at a bit of mystery, a little something to be withheld until the midnight hour!

If you want to attract attention, just imagine making an entrance wearing this electric blue platform boot. Sure, there's a wink and a nod to the 70s, but don't kid yourself. Everything about this boot is hip and totally today- the color, the silver heel, and the long strings of glittering, jingle-jangle beads dangling down toward that rhinestone toe. This bright boot will bring an extra kick to your life.

With traces of the Bohemians of the 1970s, this very modern platform shoe breaks away from the basic black look and transports its wearer into a world of fantastic color and cosmic fantasies. Jeweled straps highlight the lavender-tinged vamp and heel, while the beaded patterns on the platform treat you to a universe of swirling galaxies. You could dress up or down in this fun shoe, wear it to the prom or to the mall. This shoe is the Mardi Gras of today's fashion.

This playful alligator pump features bright and bold colors that catch the eye. The undulating pattern and curved high heel make it a perfect shoe for today's fun-loving woman. Who could resist the charm of this lively slip-on?

Ancient echos resonate through this modern slipper. Gleaming like a drak copper penny, this slip-on mule seems to be woven from reeds out of an ancient Egyptian river and then bound with golden bands that speak of an opulent lifestyle. Sparkling jewels adorn the unusual rectangular heel.

As the gap between the rich and the poor narrowed following World War I, shoes became more available and affordable. This checkered suede slingback dress shoe, with its Art Deco muted colors and geometrical checks, allowed the female heel to be seen in public for the first time. Gleaming topaz jewels add color and sparkle.

Since the seventeenth century, delicate backless boudoir slippers have adorned the feet of women. The mule gained widespread popularity when it emerged from the bedroom in this century, and it continues to be a favorite. This luscious and refined sea-blue slipper, with its shimmering matching sequins, accentuates the glamour of the mule and invites women to once again express their joy in life, whether at home or out on the town.

The moccasin was created thousands of years ago as cold-weather protection for both men and women. Originally fashioned from a single piece of buckskin, puckered and tied around the ankle, it later featured the raised and stiched toe seam we all recognize today. Contemporary moccasins have beautiful beaded patterns, soft soles and strong leather ties. The archetype for all slip-on footwear, the moccasin's descendants include the penny loafer.

The Cadillac of shoes- tasteful and tantalizing, this classic slingback platform will surely turn many heads. Movie stars, affluent matrons and young girls all yearned to be seen in this pricey trendsetter, with exposed heel and daring peep toes. Reptile skins were found unsuitable for combat boots, so they soon wrapped themselves around society's feet.

Hidden deep within the soul of every woman lies a free spirit that often expresses itself in her footwear. Such a spirit may be found in this ankle boot, which unites a majestic white tiger, a wise snow leopard and a clever crocodile. Because of intense public pressure, these boots, originally made of real furs and skins, soon featured only jazzy, playful imitation materials.

Spectator sports were all the rages in the 1920s. A dashing and debonair Prince wore these classy two-toned shoes to public sporting events, making an elegant fashion statement heard around the world. Wildly popular, they've been with us ever since. Now a wardrobe staple for both women and men, the Spectator originally had a very short season, lasting from Labor Day to Memorial Day. It now appears in so many guises that it's a year round favorite with a following, regardless of the current fashion trends.

It's okay- go bananas! An irresistible joie de vivre is captured in this lighthearted slip-on, created by Beverly as brand new catagory of footwear- high quality flat shoes that are amazingly colorful, creative and a visual delight. This amusing shoe will bring a smile to your face guaranteed to last the whole summer.

A lovely pink rose cheers up this simple pump. With her lush design, Beverly draws our attention to this flower of flowers, the symbol of eternal love. Contrasting the pink rose with a black shoe, she reminds us that a rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but it will always whisper of romance.

Thanks to Beverly, this delightful Queen of Hearts shows up in the most unexpected places, saying: "Look at me. I am gorgeous and irresistable!" Making a tantalizing appearance on this fun-filled, zip-up ankle boot of soft black suede, the Queen adds charm, mystery, and excitement to a wardrobe staple that might otherwise be ignored.

What could be better than strolling the Spanish countryside in a comfortable espadrille? After moving to Spain, Beverly created this now-classic shoe that captures the colors of the rainbow. She named it after the famous disco Pacha in Ibiza. The soft, wedged heel and cloth construction make dancing and walking effortless.

This bold black boot, decorated with interesting motifs, is sure to attract the eye of any passer-by. Beverly used her artistry to bring this boot to life with bursts of Matisse-inspired designs that any artist or cowgirl would be happy to display.

What could be prettier than the ever-favorite slip-on mule, like those once worn by the most worldly seventeenth century courtesans? This miniature slipper offers the ultimate in beauty, elegance and allure. Beverly also teases us with a bit of the unknown- the jet black of the sole hides deep secrets and a rhinestone buckle reflects the brilliant night stars.

This unique shoe reveals exciting surprises- glistening lavender trimmed with a woven snakeskin lace, a high heel curving like an hourglass figure, a full-toe openinig allowing brightly painted toenails to peek through and a leather bow at the heel. Designed by Beverly to attract attention as a girl exits a room, this playful slipper reflects the joy of a life filled with humor and spontaneity.

At their wedding in 1759, George and Martha Washington made an elegant fashion statement. To complement her golden-colored wedding dress, Martha wore ornate English slippers of deep purple silk, embroidered with silver metallic thread. This miniature replica is patterned after Martha's own wedding slippers, which now rest at Mount Vernon.

As our nation's first First Lady, Martha Washington wore fashionable yet conservative attire in the latest imported styles. Elegant English slippers, such as this miniature creamy silk slip-on, trimmed with delicate gold-washed sequins and lace, enhanced her ensambles on formal occasions.

Martha Washington demanded the highest quality in all her clothing, including her shoes, which were expertly crafted in England from the finest materials available. This strong yet fashionable dark brown miniature dress slipper reflects Martha's stability, good taste, and keen sense of fashion.

Leading the Continental Army during the American Revolution, George Washingon led his troops to victory against the British. HIs military riding attire included imported black and tan leather boots, fastened with leather straps and silver studs, as shown in this miniature replica, taken from prints and paintings in the Mount Vernon collection.

Because of the limited choices in footwear in eighteenth century America, George Washington imported his black leather shoes from England. Interchangable buckles of sliver, brass, or paste decorated men's shoes at that time. This miniature dress shoe features a brass buckle replicated from one of George Washington's own, found in the Mount Vernon Collection.

Priviledged visitors to the Biltmore Estate wore their most elegant attire, including shoes such as this slipper, made of soft and satiny kid leather and embellished with lustrous cultured pearls. As the twentieth century progressed, bobbed hair, Kewpie dolls and tighter skirts arrived. Hemlines inched up and the female ankle appeared for the first time, starting a new trend in fashion.

A visitor, strolling the Biltmore Estate's nearly 8,000 acres of gardens, woodlands, and fields in the early 1900s, needed sturdy shoes and lots of stamina. Yet elite guests also made strong fashion statements with shoes such as this comfortable brogue, made of dyed walnut brown and cream leather and styled with hole imprints in the toe, vamp, and heel.

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue- imagine how proud a glowing, vibrant Vanderbilt bride must have been to wear this breathtaking wedding slipper. Featuring matching blue sequins, a satin T-strap intertwined with a braided satin strap, and a peek-a-boo heel, all set off beautifully by a sparkling jeweled buckle, this shoe almost certainly attracted a great deal of attention. Fond memories of bygone days of lavish splendor surely surround this gorgeous slipper preserved in the Biltmore collection.

As partners danced under bright stars shimmering down from an exotic night sky, romance undoubtably blossomed in the fragrant evening air of the Biltmore estate. A young girl wearing these electrifying midnight blue dress shoes, decorated with glittering jewels and a sparkling buckle as bright as the stars themselves, would weave a magic spell. Styled with glamorous peepholes and the look of soft satin lined with kid leather, these slippers were ideal for dancing or for just sitting demurely with crossed ankles.

The Biltmore Estate, a 250-room country chateau built by George Washington Vanderbilt III in the late 1800s, has always stood alone as a grand estate, leading the way for others to follow. As the twentieth century marched forward, many of the guests privileged enough to be invited to the incomperable Vanderbilt residence were also leaders of their time, with the charismatic personal magnetism and charm that inspires others to follow their lead. The wearer of this exciting shoe exuded confidence and pizzazz.