Dr Scholl's Sandals
A few years ago, Dr Scholl's sandals were sold in old-fashioned chemists alongside corn plasters and insoles, or in the kind of shoe shops where comfort and longevity were put way ahead of style or fashion. Then, young actresses such as Cameron Diaz were spotted teaming their sundresses with Dr Scholl's and a renaissance was under way. When Sarah Jessica Parker traded in her Manolo Blahniks in an episode of Sex and the City last year, some 30,000 pairs were sold in the following months.

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"Painting Dr. Scholl's sandals is a very popular thing right now," says one Urban Outfitters manager. "We love the idea. In fact, we have several painted pairs on display in our stores to give people ideas on how to take them home and personalize them."

• Pink Personalized "Our Wedding" Hand Painted Dr. Scholls Sandals. These sandals are hand-painted on the famous 'original' Dr. Scholl's sandals. Prices start at $159.00
• t.taylor designs Hand Painted Dr. Scholl's® Sandals Tricia Taylor Schorn (Ohio State International Business and Art Design graduate) of Vero Beach Florida develops delightful and creative designs on Dr. Scholl's® wood sandals. All sandals are hand-painted by Tricia and a team of local Vero Beach artists. Prices start at $143.00
• My Twinkle Toes Sassy, handpainted sandals. The wedding sandals were featured online at InStyle.com, under wedding shoes. These painted sandals are simply a "must have" for the fashion conscious woman. Kiss your old sandals good-bye. Prices start at $129.00
• Transform your feet for Summer Style Yes, the Original Dr. Scholl's Exercise Sandals that have delighted women for decades have had a makeover! Lady Lanell is introducing a glamorized version of the long time favorite Dr. Scholl’s slide. Prices start at $140.00

• Spruce Up Your Spring Sandals An old favorite has returned to the scene -- the famous Dr. Scholl adjustable sandal that first became popular a generation ago. But there's a twist on this old favorite: what's new for this season is customized versions of these ultra simple shoes. Boutiques offer them for over $100 a pair, but if you buy knock-off sandals at the discount store and invest an hour or two, you can create your own for less than $10 a pair!
• Dr. Scholl's sandals are back, and all dressed up. Back in the day, our moms were stylin'. Little did they know their pedal-pushers, cat-eye glasses and sturdy calves would be future fashion hits.