Street Feet: Million Bucks Chucks

Converse Chuck Taylor High Tops: Sometimes Casual, Always Cool)

In our humble opinion, one can never go wrong when wearing Converse Chuck Taylors, otherwise known as Chucks. Case in point, this casually worn pair of sneaks add the right amount of panache for a day of people watching on the streets of Sacramento. Dressed up, or dressed down, a pair of Chucks can make you feel, well, like a million bucks.

Street Feet: Clark's Originals

Street Style, Sacra-MEN-toe: some styles never go away, like the Clark's Original Desert Boot.

It's nice to see some styles have staying power. Case in point: the Clark's Original Desert Boot. A staple since the early 1950's, Clark's Originals have been the casual shoe of choice, for men who can appreciate an uncluttered, simple, yet stylish design. 

Fast forward to the present: this pair was recently seen on a Sacra-MEN-tan strolling the streets of Midtown. The electric blue striped socks suggest eccentricity, while his solid stand-up character is implied by the stark comfort of his crepe sole.                                                                             -Bella Q

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Street Feet: Spectator Sport

Observe the Spectator in resplendent glory as captured on the streets of Old Sacramento. This gent sported some serious style with a non-leather version of the classic correspondent shoe.   Dapper on the floor boards in his two-toned patent and tan snake-skin semi-brogues, and his ain't-whistling-dixie striped velveteen trousers that featured a delicious cocktail of browns ranging from cinnamon, cream soda, chocolate to root-beer, the dandy definitely put the Zoot in his suit.

(Photo Credits: Kerry Dolan)

Street Feet: Life's A Runway

Walk the walk: Street Feet on the runway during Sacramento Fashion Week.

This shot was taken off the runway during last month's Sacramento Fashion Week. The simplicity of the look was a nice breather from all the frosted fantasy that got paraded on the runway but won't make it to the streets. Here, the model wears a simple cut of two powerful neutrals, camel and black, and the utilitarian-style  high tops shoes toe the line from runway to street style.