Women's Ed Hardy Sneakers - Fashion Fiend Favorites for 2010

Women's Ed Hardy Highrise Sneakers White

One of the most loved lines of apparel for women today is the collection of Women's Ed Hardy Sneakers.  Probably the most basic styles remain the most popular - and perhaps they always will.  There are also some newcomers among the Highrise and Lowrise sneakers that also are quite stylish, each new version having its own unique twist.

Given the fact that there are now so many different styles between the hi and lo versions, I will not list them all out on this single page, but I would like to share with you our favorites here at the Fashion Fiend.

Here they are...

Women's Ed Hardy Organic Highrise Sneakers

Ed Hardy Highrise White with Skull and Roses (shown top left) - The bright white background merged with the classic Skull and Roses design is hard to beat.  Gorgeous and vibrant colors, a beautiful choice for ladies who like a laid back look.

Ed Hardy Organic Sneakers (Highrise and Lowrise) - Here is a fun look - and quite a bit different from anything else Ed Hardy this year.   Plus - they are eco friendly and the look is quite earthy and natural.  Love 'em.

Ed Hardy Lowrise Snake Sneakers

Ed Hardy Lowrise Snake - Here is a very cool look with a faux snake material around the grommets area is combined with a satin upper for an absolutely fabulous look.

It was hard to make choices on favorite Women's Ed Hardy Sneakers for this year - and who knows, maybe I'll change my mind tomorrow!  =D

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend

Recommended Shopping Resource:

• Ed Hardy Women's Sneakers (Women's Ed Hardy Shoes and Boots Site)

Women's Ed Hardy Boots - The Frinzy

Women's Ed Hardy Frinzy Boot - Chocolate

Women's Ed Hardy Boots have become quite popular mainly for the line of cold weather footwear such as the Snowblazer and the Bootstrap styles - but there is one boot from Ed Hardy that should not be overlooked - especially for those (of us) ladies who are fond of fun and funky styles - the Frinzy.  This boot is a perfect combination of laid back moccasin and rock and roll.

And - for those Ed Hardy fans who love the different famous tattoo inspired looks, there are some awesome choices in this lineup.

Chocolate Brown Ed Hardy Frinzy Boot - Here is the "delicious" color of chocolate combined with the famous Skull and Roses design to completely contrast with the dark brown and shine up the colors in the design.

Grey Ed Hardy Frinzy Boot - The lighter gray is graced with the Love Kills Slowly print, and that's a real look.

Ed Hardy Frinzy Boots in Black

Black Frinzy Boot - Nothing like the classic Ed Hardy Tiger, eh?  It graces the side of this boot and stands against the black background perfectly.

Pink Ed Hardy Frinzy - Who wouldda thought that a pink moccasin would look so good?  The Geisha design is what makes this one a truly feminine and rockin style.

Tan Ed Hardy Frinzy Boot - Here again we have the Love Kills Slowly style against a brown background.  This might be considered the most classic look in the bunch.

If you are a lady who loves a casual look and feel - but doesn't mind standing out among the other ladies in a crowd, the Frinzy Women's Ed Hardy Boots are an excellent choice.

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend

Patent Ed Hardy 2010 - Here is What to Look For

Patent Ed Hardy West LA Pumps (Blue)

There have been various styles of patent Ed Hardy shoes for more than a couple of years now (at least) - and the selection continues to get better and better.

There are a couple of styles that I would like to highlight among the Patent Ed Hardy Shoes 2010 that I believe you might also want to check out - especially if you are specifically searching for the look that patent provides.

Here is the first one - the West L.A. Pump (shown above left).  This is a rather simple style in terms of printed design - the majority of the color contrast is actually on the inside of the shoe.  But - does that make it less stylish?  No way.  These shoes are obviously designed in their overall style to accent the shape and looks of any woman out there.  And - they may just be a must have when you take a look at all of the colors that are available to you this year.

Patent Ed Hardy Midtown Highrise (Pink)

Another one to check out:  Based on my experience, when someone searches for the patent Ed Hardy women's shoes they are most often searching for the patent sneakers - I could be wrong on this, but based on what I have found over the past couple of years that is more often the case than not.  So - with that in mind, here is a style of the patent Highrise that you might want to look over - the Patent Midtown Ed Hardy Highrise (shown right).  These are a combination of canvas and patent leather, and have a unique look about them with more pastel colors and a bit less of a hard rock look.  And - they're very cute.

As was true last year, there are quite a number of patent Ed Hardy shoes for women to choose from this year - and there are some great deals out there as well if you are looking to save a buck or two. 

Recommended Resource for Shopping:

• Patent Ed Hardy Womens Shoes

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend

Lowrise Ed Hardy Shoes - 2010 Women's Highlights

Ed Hardy Scotland Lowrise

Lowrise Ed Hardy shoes have never been lacking in gorgeous bright and bold colors and fun looks - but now in 2010 there are more to choose from. 

Today I would like to highlight a couple of my favorite styles, and pass along info on some other new names this year in the Lowrise and some info on the best shopping online for them.

OK - first (and I think) foremost comes the "Scotland" (shown left).  Being a huge lover of this country I immediately took to the name, but I love the way that these shoes convey the concept of the simple and  spiritual nature of that land - at least in the color I show here.  If that sounds a bit on the "deep" side for you, then just take a look at them and decide for yourself - do they look cool or what?!  =D

Ed Hardy Santiago Lowrise

The other style in the Lowrise Ed Hardy that I would like to give a close look to is the Lr Santiago (shown right) - these are also not only a new name but a new look among the Ed Hardy line, and if you are interested in finding something that is fresh and stands out in a crowd, these might just be the ticket.

Other styles to check out:  Bangkok, Daytona, Soho, Rhinestone, Killeen, Montreau, Munich, Glitter, Oz.  Nice choices.  =)

Shopping:  There are actually quite a number of great resources that provide the Lowrise shoes from Ed Hardy - rather than list them all out, I would like to invite you to visit my blog on the subject - where I have featured all the best shopping for these shoes:

• Lowrise Ed Hardy for Women | Women's Ed Hardy Shoes and Boots

(Almost) all the resources that are shown offer free shipping, free returns and have a nice selection to choose from.

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend


Additional Resource:

• Ed Hardy Women's Lowrise (Squidoo Shopping)
• Ed Hardy Women's Shoes (same)

High Rise Ed Hardy Shoes 2010 - New Styles to Check Out This Year

Ed Hardy Newcastle High Rise

Were High Rise Ed Hardy Shoes getting boring?  Did they need some fresh new looks?  Well - they certainly never were boring (and they never will be) - but new looks never hurts.  =) 

If you are looking out for a great pair of Ed Hardy Highrise shoes, don't miss giving these new styles a good once-over:

High Rise Ed Hardy Newcastle (left) - Check 'em out ladies.  I love the looks of these with the layer over the shoes and "snap on" look.  There are four different colors in this version of the High Rise, each color with a unique print.  The back of the shoe is really the highlight - the prints are bold and "big as life".  =)

Ed Hardy Organic High Rise Shoes

Another style that I want to highlight for this year's High Rise shoes is the Organic High Rise (right).  Some may "pooh pooh" this due to the lack of the amazing colors that usually accompany any of the Ed Hardy shoes for women, but I think that they look great.  A couple more "features" about them to love is that they are eco friendly and I have found (especially recently) that they cost much less than the average footwear from Ed Hardy.  (And I think that they look just plain cool.)

There are more new styles to choose from this year - including the London, Atlanta, Lima and the Funky looking Shanghai - all of which are worth taking a look at.

Best Shopping for Prices and Current Styles - Women's High Rise Ed Hardy Shoes | Ed Hardy Shoes and Boots

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend


Additional Resource:

• Highrise Ed Hardy (Squidoo Shopping)

Glitter Ed Hardy Shoes 2010 - The Lowrise Strap

Glitter Ed Hardy Lowrise Strap - Fuchsia

There is a new kid on the block in glitter Ed Hardy shoes this year - the Lowrise Strap.  This is one of the "cuter" styles that I have seen come from Ed Hardy, and likely will be worn more by the younger Ed Hardy fans than otherwise - but heck, I could be wrong!  =) 

At any rate, yes these shoes are absolutely darling - the wide strap atop the shoe adds a quite interesting and unique touch to the Lowrise, which is already a great shoe in itself.

Glitter Ed Hardy Lowrise Strap - Black

Colors:  For this version of glitter Ed Hardy shoes (I like to pronounce it "glit-tah" when talking about Ed Hardy) there are three colors that I have found, all named after the strap - black, fuchsia and purple.  (There might be more around, but those are all the ones that I have been able to track down.)

Shopping:  The very best selection that I have found for the Lowrise Strap is here - find them @ Shoes.com.  There is a good selection, a good competitive price and the shipping is free.  Hard to beat.  =)

Glitter Ed Hardy Lowrise Strap - Purple

Other Glitter ("Glit-tah") Ed Hardy Shoes:  As always, the Highrise and Lowrise are available in glitter (without the added strap).  You can also (maybe) find glitter on the Beachcomber flip flop - but it appears that the glitter version of the Beachcomber is being phased out.

Hey - if you are shopping for anything "glitter Ed Hardy shoes" this year, I hope that this helps you along!  =D

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend


Additional Resource:

• Glitter Ed Hardy Shoes (Squidoo Shopping)

Ed Hardy Pumps 2010 - The West L.A.

Ed Hardy West LA Pumps in Black

I want to write this post today about the Ed Hardy Pumps for 2010 just like this - "That's all I have to say about that."  What I mean is - the new West L.A. Pumps from Ed Hardy simply escape words.  They just do.  All one has to do to get the entire idea is to look at them.

So - rather than going into a (redundant) description of them, I will simply give an outline of the colors and the best shopping available.

Ed Hardy West LA Pumps in Purple

To start, the colors for the West L.A. Ed Hardy Pumps include black (my favorite), purple, blue, fuchsia and white.  I have placed photos of them about this post just to get a good look at them - which as I mentioned above is actually the best way to "talk" about them.

Ed Hardy West LA Pumps in Fuchsia

OK, now for the shopping.  For this particular version of the Ed Hardy Pumps for women the best shopping that I know of (other than my own blog on Ed Hardy shoes) include:

• West L.A. @ Zappos (always impeccable service, fast free shipping and free returns)
• Find them @ Shoes.com (another free shipping and excellent service resource)

Ed Hardy West LA Pumps in Blue

The prices at both of the resources above (at this writing) are identical, so just depending on your own preferences for these merchants I would recommend either of them.

Other Ed Hardy Pumps 2010:

Yes, there are more.  The West L.A. is the style that sort of "hit me upside the head" - but there is no shortage of "gorgeous" for the rest of the styles either.  If you are interested in checking them out, here are some recommendations for you to look for:

• Ed Hardy Madrid (lovely feminine prints)
• Ed Hardy Stacey (open toe pump - these were around last year as well and are a little harder to find, but can be purchased at a nice discount)

Ed Hardy West LA Pumps in White

So - there you have it.  That is what is available in terms of Ed Hardy pumps this year.  If you would like to take a look at the current styles of any of the pumps, you can check them out on my blog:

• Ed Hardy Women's Pumps | Women's Ed Hardy Shoes and Boots

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend


Additonal Resource:

• Ed Hardy Pumps (Squidoo Shopping)

Ed Hardy Flip Flops - 2010 Styles

Ed Hardy Beachcomber Flip Flops

Well although the Ed Hardy flip flops for women this year haven't changed in terms of styles, they are still fun to look at - and fun to wear.  They have the typical (but not) style of Ed Hardy with just enough "flash" and more femininity than practically any woman could handle.

Let's just take a brief look, shall we?

First off, the Ed Hardy Beachcomber Flip Flops are still as gorgeous as ever, and this year I spotted some new looks among the collection.  But - as always my favorite is the "Love Kills Slowly" theme with it's bold contrast of red and black.  (These are shown in the top left photo.)

Ed Hardy Kim Flip Flops

Another style that I would like to feature today are the Ed Hardy Kim Flip Flops (shown right).  These are a bit harder to come by this year, but can still be found at bargain prices too! =)  (Never hurts to pay less.)  The Kim flip flop sandals are a basic wedge style but when it comes down to it really - there is nothing "basic" about them. 

As a matter of note (and my opinion) I would like to see more variety of the Ed Hardy Flip Flops come available - and I know that they would sell like hotcakes if there were more selection.  (Hopefully we will see that come up in the future.)

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend

Ed Hardy Flats 2010 - St. Germain and Melbourne

Ed Hardy St. Germain Flats

You know, Ed Hardy styles of footwear for women never cease to amaze me, and I was happy to see a couple of new additions to the lineup of Ed Hardy Flats this year - the St. Germain and the Melbourne flat sneaker.

First - the St. Germain (shown left).  The sheer contrast in concepts of "simple" vs. well, Ed Hardy (!) makes these pretty special.  They can be found in a black with fish background and a fuchsia with a Geisha background.

Ed Hardy Melbourne Flat Sneakers

OK - here is the next one to highlight, the Melbourne sneaker.  This is a pretty cute variation on the usual Ed Hardy sneaker having (just) two laceless eyelets and is a sort of a tomboy-ish but feminine style.

As a note, there are a number of familiar styles this year that were around last year as well - and are most definitely worth checking out.  These include the Chelsea and the Sin City Ed Hardy flat shoes.

All are unique - and all are lovely.  In short, this years Ed Hardy Flats are typical Ed Hardy - fabulous.

All for today -

The Fashion Fiend