Heh. Nice way to "turn" a phrase, jim. Ladies' shoes are just a subset of ladies' clothes. When a man dresses up he's got a jacket or a tux. About the only thing that changes from 1910 on is the size of the lapel. Whereas female fashion changes in bewildering fashion and always has more options and variations -- and, of course, all of them need matching shoes. It has been rightly pointed out, of course, that we have a plethora of high strappy heels, and a dearth of street shoes. But then, the female Poser figures also have vastly more lingerie then they do street clothes, too. Still, if I was making a little list, it would include hiking boots, study "postal worker" shoes, house slippers, and a variety of nice boots and dress shoes with moderate heels. Not every Poser female has to be up on those 6" spikes!