18059 by Camper. As a guy who literally wears sandals just about everyday, a pair of these flip-flops by Camper not only offers comfort and durability but style too. And with a choice of black, brown, or gray, it’s never been a problem matching whatever I’ve just thrown on.

Eagan by No Mass. I don’t know what to say about these shoes other than they’re uber-hip. There’s no way you could ever go wrong with a pair of these, seriously.

Breaker Hi by Penguin. Kickin’ it old school. The classic high-top done right.

Bruno by J Shoes. The perfect loafer that works with just about anything. Slacks, jeans — heck, even the right pair of board shorts would do the trick.

Daddy by Pataugas. Now, these shoes really caught my eye. I think they’re the perfect blend of raw masculinity and sophistication. The way the leather upper is finished gives the shoes a subtle “rough and tumble” feel, but anyone you meet will also find you confident and capable.

And there’s still so many more killer kicks. Check ‘em out at Shoefly Guy.

The 1980s section was strange and unbalanced, with fake gold fingertips glued on the outside of gloves and odd neck and hood pieces.  Most fashion writers, including myself, preferred the 1940s part of the show.  The shoes in that section were as graceful as the clothing.  One model sported nude suede shooties with a slight platform.  Another showcased strappy pumps with several shades of nude.

Some fads fade with the seasons, but nudes are always a great idea.  They’re easy to match and pump up with the selective use of bright colors.  Jewel tones like coral and cobalt punch up neutrals beautifully– and they happen to be in this season.

To help you find the perfect nude shoe for you, here are a couple more from the Shoefly collection.

Shown above, Florence by J Shoes is a fun way to play it beige.  With a platform in the toe and tapering heel, you’ll flow in Florence.  And you can punch up the nutral tone with bright shoelaces.

Kitty Snake by Ashley Dearborn actually makes tan fun.  With snakeskin and gold accents, these flats are nothing but bland.  They’re like the relaxed, comfortable cousins of gladiator sandals.

Victoria by Shoes for Lovely People brings together warm tan shades for a fun, frisky feel.  I love how the horizontal lines in the heel are strengthened by wide smooth straps.  This is the perfect shoe for walking along the boardwalk this summer.