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Dolce Vita is calling upon its social media followers to share feedback on its newest shoes.
Following the release of its expanded wide-calf boots in October, the footwear label took to Instagram to share a casting call for customers to try shoes on in-person at its showroom. The initiative aims to improve the fit and structure of Dolce Vita’s wide-calf boots.
Within a Q&A on Instagram Stories on Wednesday, the brand further clarified that the project aims to include the community that “doesn’t fit in our standard ‘wide calf’ sizing.”
Though its RSVP link for the showroom appointments is now closed, Dolce Vita has emphasized on social media that customers are invited to partake in its online wide-calf footwear survey to continue providing feedback. The survey, which is now live, asks customers questions related to their current wide-calf shoe styles, including brands they currently buy from, what their favorite shoe shapes are, improvements Dolce Vita can make within its shopping experience and more.
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Dolce Vita’s wide-calf shoe casting follows the release of its expanded wide-calf boots range online this fall. The line includes an array of knee-high styles with angled, block and stiletto heels, crafted with neutral uppers in hues of black, brown and beige for added versatility.
In addition to its new wide-calf boots, Dole Vita’s fall 2023 collection also includes an array of lug-soled heeled, Western and heeled booties, low-top sneakers and pointed-toe mules in similarly warm colors, as well as hues of cream, silver and gold.
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