Citrus colors are at the peak of popularity this summer. They are bright and lively and can definitely raise our mood. Marni makes use of bright yellow in their shoe collection for summer 2011 and embellishes their classic flats with shiny neon spots in polka dot design.

Fluorescent yellow comes from disco style of the 1990s. Now it is again in and can be seen in clothes and footwear collections launched by a number of fashion houses this summer. If you prefer to be careful with such screaming trends, try on the new color in little quantity offered by Marni.

Marni flats with a large polka dot design are the most spectacular model from Marni summer shoe collection. They really stand out of the crowd of black and white, grey or beige sandals.

The designers equipped the classic flats with a smart polka dot design that combines neon yellow and neutral chocolate. The natural brown color, however, makes the creaming contract even more visible. Bright yellow and green spots look like apples and lemons that enliven single-color surface of Marni flats.

When wearing these flats, choose your clothes very carefully as this kind of a polka dot design is rather a “dangerous” mixture. Monochrome outfits or dresses in calm colors – beige, brown or light grey shades – would be the perfect match for the flats.

The price for this courageous polka dot design makes 260 pounds.

Female biker-styled boots has been one of the most popular trends over a couple of previous seasons and are going to be in this spring as well. In general, 2011 fashion shows tendencies to androgynity that’s why these brutal are likely to win great public recognition this season.

Biker boots have been already tried on by celebrities who prefer wearing low heels in daily life rather than suffering from official high heels all the time. Such celebs as Rachel Billson, Giselle Bundchen, DJ Fearne Cotton, Kate Bosworth were spotted in biker boots or booties.

Being the hit of 2011 fashion, unisex booties can be of biker, army or heavy-metal styling, they can be studded with metal nails or feature lots of buckles and straps. They are not that brutal, however, they are just female booties with masculine character.

Moreover, biker booties are by no means the “privilege” of subculture representatives. Of course, they match brutal appearance in the best way, yet leading designers  - Chanel, Thomas Wylde, Chloe, etc. - combine them with feminine dresses, transparent garments and girlish frills.

High top biker boots can be worn with tight jeans, short skirts and tunics as well as with classic mantels or hippie dresses. Fashion 2011 takes such contrasts very well.

Corso Como is alone of the most popular shoe brands. It originated in Italy and borrowed its name from a Milan street where boutiques of world top designer are situated. Corso Como production is targeted at young and active people first and foremost.

The designers use only high-quality natural materials their footwear and accessories and combine them with most advanced technologies to date. Corso Como is known for its men footwear, women shoe and bootie models as well as handbags and accessories like belts and bracelets.

Corso Como designs shoes innovative in style, prefect in details and comfortable to wear. Now, what does the brand have to offer the public for spring and summer 2011?

Corso Como Spring/Summer 2011 main collection is peculiar by minimum embellishment of its women shoe models. They seem to be plain, but one cannot assume it since the shoes have an elegant and refined style, they are not plain by any means, they are laconic, which is known to be one of the world virtues.

Except for the main collection Corso Como presents two limited women shoe collections designed by the Frenchman Guillaume Hinfray and the Italian Marco Censi. They’ve worked out the Limited Edition Guillaume Hinfray pour CORSOCOMO line-up of elegant shoes.

Another one is the Gaetano Perrone women shoe collection, created to match refined tastes of most demanding customers. Gaetano Perrone is the leading shoe and accessory designer at an Alexander McQueen fashion house and has collaborated with such brands as Iceberg, Christian Dior and Sergio Rossi.