Just in time for your Quinceañera, the regional mexicano artist that courts the ladies with his “Perdóname” and “Por Mujeres Como Tú”, Pepe Aguilar, recently released his own line of fashion footwear for the fellas. As an option for your quince celebration, you can have your chambelanes sport any one of the styles that are inspired by both traditional Mexican folklore as well as the urban lifestyle.

If Cinderella were here today, she’d probably have a hard time deciding what shoes to wear to the ball. Between the classic glass slipper, modern buttercup booties and the easy slip-ons as options to wear to a grand celebration, you too might find yourself as confused as this timeless princess. Here are a few more options to add to your options-list because as difficult as it is to choose “the one” pair of shoes, the more options you have, the better.

Ooh-lala
Nothing says trendsetter like these laced-up buttercup heels. The soft ivory finish, detailed silk design and sheer laces exudes sophistication and glam. This pair of heels works with any type of Quince gown and is supported by an age appropriate heel. When the time comes to switch from flat shoes to lady-like heels, these fashion-forward heels will surely have your guests mesmerized.

En todas las fiestas de Quince Años nunca pueden faltar ciertas costumbres y tradiciones que se realizan durante la presentación de la festejada ante sus invitados; una de ellas es el “cambio de zapatos”, ceremonia muy importante porque simboliza que la jovencita deja de ser niña y pasa a convertirse en mujer, detalle que en realidad es el punto principal de toda la celebración. Tradicionalmente, es el padre de la Quinceañera quien, durante la recepción, ayuda a su hija a cambiarse los zapatos de piso por unos de tacón. A partir de ese momento, la festejada seguirá celebrando su fiesta con su nuevo par de zapatos; por eso es sumamente importante la elección de unas zapatillas cómodas y que vayan de acuerdo con el resto del atuendo de la Quinceañera.

Unless you prepare otherwise, the long hours you spend walking back and forth from greeting guests and dancing on the dance floor may leave your feet sore and swollen- especially if you’re not the high-heel-wearing type to begin with. To assure that you’re comfortably dancing the night away, here are a few shoe alternatives that will have you walking gracefully out of your Quince with your shoes on your feet, as opposed to walking out barefoot with your shoes in your hand.