load posette, open joint editor, with posette selected click 'zero rotations'. Load shoes, with shoes selected, go to figure menu, click conform to, select posette. If that doesn't work look in poses folder, usually associated with the particular shoes (like mat poses) for poses titled feet or toes for shoe, if there apply to posette. Repeating what dp said, if none of the above works try bending the toes down or hiding the toes by clicking the associated little eyeball in the heirarchy that controls the body parts visibility in the scene.

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