Melony Forcier is an experienced writer, with bylines in InStyle, Byrdie, Brides, Marie Claire, and Who What Wear, among others.
Parent company Caleres also plans some back-office 'right-sizing.' Parent company Caleres Inc. said it will close most of its legacy Naturalizer shoe retail locations as it focuses on e-commerce for ...
Take the Staten Island Ferry and the S61 bus to the Staten Island Mall. Over the past few years, Naturalizer—a name that once conjured up images of orthopedic granny shoes—has arrived on the modern ...
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Podiatrists Share Their Favorite Comfortable Fall Shoes, Including Loafers, Booties, Sneakers, and More
Shop picks from Dr. Scholl’s, Naturalizer, Vionic, and more. It’s time to swap out your summer sandals for fall footwear, and we’ve got you covered with podiatrist-approved options. We asked experts ...
ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In her ongoing commitment to encourage and offer people more mindful style choices, Tracy Reese, American designer, and founder of Hope For Flowers, announces a sustainable ...
ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With the intention of honoring and recognizing all women and individual skin tones, global women’s footwear brand, Naturalizer, one of the Caleres (NYSE: CAL) brands, is ...
Tracy Reese, American designer and founder of Hope For Flowers, is collaborating with women's footwear brand Naturalizer on a collection. Naturalizer is a brand of St ...
Naturalizer's origin goes back to 1927, when Caleres (previously Brown Shoe Co.) says it "realized women deserved a shoe with a beautiful fit." By the end of 2019, it had 139 stores under the brand, ...
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