Martha Stewart has just launched her Spring 2019 footwear collection for Aerosoles.
But when it comes to buying shoes from this organizational DIY guru, it's important that espadrilles, sandals, and ballet flats don't just look good on your feet — they also need to look good in your closet.
The 77-year-old mogul spoke about her new shoe collection this week, and told DailyMail.com just how she likes to keep everything looking pretty and neat in her wardrobe.
Out today! Martha Stewart has just launched her Spring 2019 footwear collection for Aerosoles
Signed on: The 77-year-old mogul was named brand ambassador for the brand last year
'I'm thrilled to share our Spring collection with everyone. Our new styles are beautifully designed, affordable and most of all, comfortable,' the star said
Martha was named brand ambassador for the brand last year, starting with a limited collection of equestrian-inspired rain boots for Fall 2018.
But now, she's rolling out trendy d'orsay flats, comfy rubber-soled slip-ons, summery espadrilles, bow-bedecked ballet flats, and sexy wedges, all in a variety of colors and priced from $79 to $120.
'I'm thrilled to share our Spring collection with everyone. Our new styles are beautifully designed, affordable and most of all, comfortable,' the star said in a statement.
'I spend long days gardening, working at my office, attending meetings, going out to dinners and I am constantly on my feet. I need shoes that offer support and beautiful workmanship and design.
'That is why I created the Martha Stewart line of shoes for Aerosoles. They are shoes perfect for every occasion,' she said.
While most women don't need an excuse to buy new shoes, however, finding ways to store them in the closet so they look neat and are easily accessible can be tricky.
Unsurprisingly, Martha has a solution.
How she gets so neat: Martha also shared her shoe organizing tips with DailyMail.com
See 'em all: She suggested keeping shoes in clear boxes or displaying them on shelves like she did here
To die for! A year and a half ago, Martha converted an unused bedroom in her home into a giant walk-in closet
'I like to store my shoes in clear containers paired together and labeled so I can easily see and decide if I want to wear them,' she told DailyMail.com.
'It also helps to stuff shoes with tissue paper to preserve their shape.'
Those are clearly go-to tips for Martha, who's been recommending those tricks for years. In a video on her website, she suggests wiping the bottoms of dirty shoes down before returning them to their clear plastic containers.
'I always stuff the toes of my good shoes with some folded up paper or tissue. This keeps the toe nice and flat and it also keeps any moisture that might have accumulated in the toe from damaging the shoe,' she explains.
For boots, she folds up a piece of shirt cardboard and stuffs it inside the ankle and calf area to keep them stiff and upright.
She adds: 'Once a year, I condition the shoes with a nice silicone liquid and I do the soles to just to make sure that they're extra water-tight and extra long-lived.'
The star also keeps a 'shoe care box' on hand, stored alongside all of her footwear. In it is every type of polish she needs, a polish applicator, and a buffing brush.
Put 'em where you can seem 'em! Clear plastic storage bins like these can be bought in many home improvement and organizational stores
She suggested: 'For artful storage of your shoes, line a wall with molding'
Martha's been able to change and upgrade her closet over the years, and recently transformed a whole room into the 'ultimate walk-in closet,' which she showed off in Martha Stewart Living.
In the fall of 2017, she converted a small unused bedroom in her Bedford, New York home into a place to keep her clothes and accessories.
In there, her shoes are standing up along several shelves, and are organized by style. She has multiple pairs of her favorite styles in different colors, particularly Manolo Blahniks.
She also chose shelves that are just over an inch thick, compared to the 'standard' three-quarter inches, which gives the closet a 'solid, more bespoke feel.'
But even women who can't have a bespoke closet modeled at home can still get the look.
'For artful storage of your shoes, line a wall with molding (sold at home improvement centers),' she told DailyMail.com. 'Have pre-primed pieces cut to length and paint as desired.
'Attach to the wall with construction adhesive. Hammer finishing nails every 18 inches, countersink nails, spackle, and touch up with paint.'
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But when it comes to buying shoes from this organizational DIY guru, it’s important that espadrilles, sandals, and ballet flats don’t just look good on your feet — they also need to look good in your c...
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