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campaign called "sole seekers" in celebration of neiman marcus 20th anniversary. submit photos of christian louboutin shoes they own or see at neiman marcus stores via instagram or twitter - entries will also be shown on neiman marcus fb page and their blog nmdaily. one winner will be selected randomly to win a pair of shoes.

chip in shoe that charges mobile phone -- it can gather and store energy as the wearer walks

buy shoes at discount in return for a date

nike creates a high res digital painting of your runs wearing Nike+ shoes. nike laser etched the runner's name, distance they rand, and their run path onto a custo m shoebox which contaned a pair of the "city pack" shoes from the city o their origin.

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These apps will bring new actions such as "want" and "own" - descendents of the "Like" button - to Facebook and sites that use its plug-ins. Eventually, the verbs will appear in display ads on the site's right-hand side, as well as in users' news feeds while labeled as "featured." When it comes to retail, seeing what shoes, clothes, movie tickets, music downloads, and so on a friend "wants" or "owns" within a brand ad could positively impact the performance of paid Facebook promos. Since implementing "want" and "own" buttons in November, one of Facebook's partners - Payvment/Shopping Mall - has seen customers rise from 500,000 to more than 1.3 million without making an ad buy on the social site. The Facebook-only e-commerce player has been a partner since the f8 developer conference last fall, and it credits the new buttons with spurring a substantial holiday sales period. The Amazon-styled business has placed the "want" and "own" buttons next to each of its thousands of SKUs.

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Think about how you shop for, say, new shoes. Do you head to a mall and amble in and out of several stores, browsing the racks and maybe trying on a few things before settling on one or two items to buy?

Think about how you shop for, say, new shoes. Do you head to a mall and amble in and out of several stores, browsing the racks and maybe trying on a few things before settling on one or two items to buy?

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