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Footwear News Oct. 2015 Issue FOOTWEARNEWS.COM / OCTOBER 12, 2015 / @FOOTWEARNEWS WORKBOOT ISSUE OH, BUY THE WAY Infl uential retailers reveal Europe’s hottest shoe fi nds HUNDRED PROOF Where the king of ultra running plans to go next MISSION READY How Rocky Brands helps the military prep for action Spring’s newest workboots are made to last with sleek fi nishes. Here, GOODYEAR builds a hiker high-top hybrid TOUGHthat’s up for any job. LOVES Pause Causefor the Align with FN’s Special Issue: QVC presents FFANY Shoes On Sale Bonus Distribution: QVC presents FFANY Shoes On Sale Event Issue Date 10.19 A PORTION OF ADVERTISING PROCEEDS GO TO QVC/FFANY SHOES ON SALE TO SUPPORT THE FIGHT AGAINST BREAST CANCER THE POWER OF CONTENT FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT LAUREN SCHOR, ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER AT 212 256 8118 OR [email protected] INSIDER 5 Best Buys Top retailers sound off on what clicked for them in Europe. 7 FN Spy An inside look at the starring shoes in Season 4 of “The Mindy Project.” 8 Atwood’s Next Steps The designer on his plans for B Brian Atwood and the expansion he’s eyeing for his main line. 9 What’s Trending Holiday sales fore- casts and Phil Knight’s upcoming memoir. FEATURES 11 Top 20 FN ranks the best of Paris. 16 Iron Man Sleek silhouettes give spring workboots a strong foundation. MARKETPLACE 22 Girl Power Thanks to Moxie Trades, workboots are now made for her. 23 Five Questions Rocky’s military expert weighs in on catering to the armed forces. 24 Inspiration Point What do Stanley boots have in common with tools? A lot. 28 Pack a Punch A first look at backpack maker High Sierra’s debut outdoor shoes. 29 Good Taste Karl Meltzer talks epic runs, sweet jam bands and killer burgers. 32 Making Tracks Find out which gear gets Salt Lake City trail runners moving. FN PICK 34 Truth Be Told Cate Blanchett rocks Roger Vivier heels while talking “Truth.” 16 JOHN DEERE’s waterproof pull-on workboot with textile shaft ON THE COVER Photographed by Brian Klutch PHOTO: BRIAN KLUTCH PHOTO: 3 TRAFFIC REPORT Jay Penske The most-read articles and blog posts on Chairman & CEO Footwearnews.com from Oct. 1 - Oct. 7. Michael Atmore FN Editorial Director Gerry Byrne Neil Weilheimer Managing Editor Vice Chairman Katie Abel Global News Director PARIS FASHION WEEK SPRING ’16 Elizabeth Slott Design Director George Grobar 1-5 Mosha Lundström Halbert Fashion Director Executive Vice President, Strategy RUNWAY COLLECTIONS Jennie Bell Features Editor & Operations FN editors spent the month globe-trotting around Europe, Anna-Lisa Yabsley Online Managing Editor Paul Woolnough navigating traffic, dealing with language barriers and Barbara Schneider-Levy Senior Editor, Men’s & Comfort Executive Vice President, Sumana Ghosh-Witherspoon Senior Designer Business Affairs handling weather delays — all to bring readers the best Kristen Henning Women’s Editor spring ’16 shoes. You appreciated the online display, Peter Verry Athletic & Outdoor Editor Craig Perreault Irene Park Copy Editor Senior Vice President, Business with the Paris shows dominating all top five stories. The Sheena Butler-Young Senior Associate Editor, Business Development winners: Chanel, Balmain, Saint Laurent, Dior and Chloé. Margaret Sutherlin Associate Editor Todd Greene Rachael Allen Associate Web Producer General Counsel & SVP, Human Christian Allaire Assistant Fashion Editor, High-End Men’s Resources Nikara Johns Editorial Assistant Erin E. Clack Contributing Editor, Children’s Nelson Anderson A.L. Davies Contributing Editor Vice President, Creative Ken Delalcazar CORRESPONDENTS Vice President, Finance Samantha Conti, Nina Jones London Miles Socha, Paulina Szmydke Paris Luisa Zargani, Alessandra Turra Milan Amanda Kaiser Hong Kong Tarik West Vice President, Human Resources PHOTOGRAPHY Gabriel Koen Ash Barhamand Photo Director Vice President, Engineering Eileen Tsuji Photo Studio Manager Tricia VanGessel Bookings & Production Editor Lauren Gullion Emily Taylor Photo Studio Assistant Director, Human Resources & George Chinsee, Steve Eichner, Thomas Iannaccone Photographers Corporate Communications Robb Rice ADVERTISING Group Design Director Sandi Mines Vice President & Publisher Lauren Schor Associate Publisher Joni Antonacci Michelle Raskin West Coast Director Director of Operations Michele Loffman Account Director Young Ko Gina Stillman Account Manager Controller Erica Coren Account Manager Christina Yeoh Giulia Squeri European Account Director Senior Program Manager Marjorie Thomas European Sales Representative Gomatie Sanichar Office Manager Derek Ramsey Emanuela Altimani Senior Sales Coordinator Senior Program Manager Annie Belfield Sales Coordinator (Los Angeles) Eddie Ko Director, Advertising Operations DIGITAL/MARKETING/CREATIVE SERVICES Shannon Nobles Marketing Director Andy Limpus Cass Spencer Creative Director, Marketing Director of Talent Acquisition Cassie Leventhal Digital Media Strategist Rick Gascon Amy Keiser Digital Sales Planner Director, IT Operations & Christina Mastroianni PR Coordinator MEN’S BOOTS FOR FALL Production 6 Clearly, the boys were feeling left out with all the women’s AUDIENCE MARKETING Matt Williamson collections heading down the international runways. And Ellen Dealy Vice President & Senior Executive Director Director, IT Operations & Peggy Pyle Consumer Marketing Director Production who’s to blame them? To prove their place in the footwear Janet Menaker Senior Director, Digital Marketing & Strategic Development Carl Foner John Cross Planning & Operations Director world, guys looked to FN — and particularly enjoyed our Senior IT Analyst Randi Segal Senior Director, Institutional Sales fall boot suggestions. Suzanne Berardi Senior Online Manager Aramis Miranda-Reyes Tamra Febesh Senior Marketing Manager Senior IT Analyst Lauren Busch Associate Marketing Manager Don Gerber IT Analyst PRODUCTION Kevin Hurley Production Director Providence Rao Production Manager CONNECT WITH US Editorial: 212-256-8120 PREPRESS PRODUCTION Display advertising: Alex Sharfman Digital Imaging 212-213-1900, ext. 4847 David Lee Chin Prepress Assembly Classified advertising: 323- 617-9094 SUMMITS & EVENTS Production: 646-893-3065 Amber Mundinger Vice President, New Ventures & GM Individual subscriptions Mary Ann Bacher Executive Editorial Director & single copy sales: Amelia Ewert Director, Experiential Marketing 866-963-7335 Kim Mancuso Director, Attendee Sales Editorial reprints: ADIDAS DELIVERS TRUCKLOADS Alexis Coyle Director, Sponsorship Wright’s Media: 877-652-5295 7 OF SHOES TO JAMES HARDEN FAIRCHILD PUBLISHING LLC FAIRCHILD OFFICES Far removed from our coverage of the designer shows, Stephanie George New York 10017: 475 Fifth Ave., there was interest in one man: James Harden. To mark its President & Vice Chairman 16th Floor territory and show the world that the NBA superstar is Los Angeles 90025: Michael Atmore Editorial Director of FN & Director of Brand Development 11175 Santa Monica Blvd., now a member of team Adidas, the brand made extra sure Devon Beemer Finance Director London W1B 5AW: 48 Warwick St., Ron Wilson Director, European Operations there would be no more swoosh logos on his feet. Suite 202 Milan 20122: Via Albricci No. 7 FAIRCHILD MEDIA AND FN ARE OWNED AND PUBLISHED Paris 75008: 9 Rue Royale, BY PENSKE MEDIA CORPORATION 011-3314-451-1300 ADIDAS HARDEN: SHUTTERSTOCK; REX RUNWAY: PHOTOS: 4 INSIDER A frenetic fashion month has come to an end. Here’s an inside look at top retailers’ favorite Best Buys brands and must-have trends from Europe. By Katie Abel PHOTO: GIOVANNI GIANNONI GIOVANNI PHOTO: Models on the runway at Valentino, which earned raves from buyers. 5 ne month. Thousands of shoes. ALBERTO OLIVEROS 2. Pierre Hardy. “I always appreciate his As Paris Fashion Week wrapped up last week, buy- Head of buying, Level Shoe District whimsical, artistic take on accessories, and this season was no different. The Shades ers were busy digesting the collections they saw across TOP COLLECTIONS O sandals were especially clever, with PVC inserts Europe. Most were upbeat on spring ’16 offerings and 1. Francesco Russo. “One of this season’s in bold primary colors that felt like real pop art predict the season ahead will be a strong one. “We’re highlights. His delicate sandals with leaf details come to life.” in neutral colors were extraordinary. We are excited that footwear was a highlight on the runways for spring,” 3. Valentino. “There was great range of tribal- especially excited for his Level Shoe District said Scott Meden, EVP and DMM of Nordstrom’s shoe division. inspired sandals that were so delicate and exclusive bridal styles.” “The amount of novelty and fashion, balanced with a strong range refined — absolutely perfect from morning to 2. Gianvito Rossi. “Superb. We are obsessed dressed-up evenings.” of casual lifestyle silhouettes, will inspire our customers.” with his knitted peep-toe booties and boots. “It was a great season for shoes, added Laure Heriard Dubreuil, They are absolutely stunning, sexy and MUST-HAVE TREND founder and CEO of The Webster. “There was a strong variety of definitely a must-have.” “Flats. There were so many incredibly chic flats styles that looked not only incredibly chic and beautiful, but also 3. Tabitha Simmons. “We love how she played on the runways.” comfortable and easy to incorporate into your existing wardrobe.” with raffia and embroidery this season, adding a bohemian feel with beautiful floral details.” ERIN CERRATO “Spring offered a fresh and relaxed perspective — along with the 4. Aquazzura. “Edgardo Osorio’s global nomad- Divisional
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