A shoe and shoe ornamenting device is shown. The shoe is shown in an exemplary embodiment, depicted as a preferred loafer having attachment points for attachment of a shoe ornamenting device thereto. The attachment points preferably comprise a loop of material that serves as a point of connection for the shoe ornamenting device. A replaceable band is secured to a first shackle and a second shackle, the shackles being removably secured, respectively, to loops of material at each bridge end of the shoe, using a fastener, such as a pin, which secures the shackle to a loop.

A shoe and shoe ornamenting device is shown. The shoe is shown in an exemplary embodiment, depicted as a preferred loafer having attachment points for attachment of a shoe ornamenting device thereto. The attachment points preferably comprise a loop of material that serves as a point of connection for the shoe ornamenting device. A replaceable band is secured to a first shackle and a second shackle, the shackles being removably secured, respectively, to loops of material at each bridge end of the shoe, using a fastener, such as a pin, which secures the shackle to a loop.

A tongue of an article of footwear is split into two pieces having an upper and lower section. The lower section is built into/a part of the footwear as it is fixedly attached to a vamp and/or throat of the footwear such as of a sneaker. The upper end is removably attachable to the footwear along a straight line (line of demarcation) between the upper and lower pieces. This straight line extends generally horizontally. The upper end of the lower region of the tongue and the lower end of the upper region of the tongue have fastening mechanisms designed/configured to removably attach the upper and lower regions to each other along a horizontal axis.

A step triggered light up footwear device that creates a flash of one or more lights when a wearer moves or takes a step. The device includes a body with a battery holder, a battery, a manual switch, and a motion sensor. It includes a first light-emitting element, a second light-emitting element, and a control circuit connected to and powered by the battery. The control circuit is also connected to the first light-emitting element and the second light-emitting element, and may be further connected to receive inputs from the manual switch and the motion sensor, such that operation of the manual switch causes the control circuit to provide power to light the first light-emitting element for a first time period, and such that a motion sensed by the motion sensor causes the control circuit to provide power to light the second light-emitting element for a second time period.

A step triggered light up footwear device that creates a flash of one or more lights when a wearer moves or takes a step. The device includes a body with a battery holder, a battery, a manual switch, and a motion sensor. It includes a first light-emitting element, a second light-emitting element, and a control circuit connected to and powered by the battery. The control circuit is also connected to the first light-emitting element and the second light-emitting element, and may be further connected to receive inputs from the manual switch and the motion sensor, such that operation of the manual switch causes the control circuit to provide power to light the first light-emitting element for a first time period, and such that a motion sensed by the motion sensor causes the control circuit to provide power to light the second light-emitting element for a second time period.

Wearable devices and accessories are described herein. A wearable device may include a first portion configured to support at least a portion of a person's foot. The wearable device may include a second portion on a first side of the wearable device and configured to attach to and detach from a detachable device. The wearable device may include a third portion on a second side of the wearable device and configured to attach to and detach from the detachable device. The detachable device may span from the first portion to the second portion when attached to the wearable device.

Wearable devices and accessories are described herein. A wearable device may include a first portion configured to support at least a portion of a person's foot. The wearable device may include a second portion on a first side of the wearable device and configured to attach to and detach from a detachable device. The wearable device may include a third portion on a second side of the wearable device and configured to attach to and detach from the detachable device. The detachable device may span from the first portion to the second portion when attached to the wearable device.

A shoe comprising an upper, a midsole coupled to the upper, a midsole insert comprising a channel, the midsole insert positioned proximal a junction between the upper and the midsole, and a shoe panel configured to detachably couple to the upper of the shoe. The midsole insert may further comprise a magnet within the channel that mates with a magnet of the shoe panel. Alternatively, the midsole insert channel may comprise one or more locking slots configured to receive one or more protrusions extending from the shoe panel. The shoe panel may be a midfoot or heel panel and may be detachably coupled to the upper by a hook and loop closure. The shoe may be a cupsole shoe with the midsole channel positioned proximal a junction between an inner surface of a vertical wall of the cupsole and the upper.

A shoe comprising an upper, a midsole coupled to the upper, a midsole insert comprising a channel, the midsole insert positioned proximal a junction between the upper and the midsole, and a shoe panel configured to detachably couple to the upper of the shoe. The midsole insert may further comprise a magnet within the channel that mates with a magnet of the shoe panel. Alternatively, the midsole insert channel may comprise one or more locking slots configured to receive one or more protrusions extending from the shoe panel. The shoe panel may be a midfoot or heel panel and may be detachably coupled to the upper by a hook and loop closure. The shoe may be a cupsole shoe with the midsole channel positioned proximal a junction between an inner surface of a vertical wall of the cupsole and the upper.

A shoe display for a shoe having a pair of opposing guards, includes at least one track, wherein the track is disposed on at least one of the opposing guards and an interchangeable face member having at least one edge, the at least one edge maintained in a complementary manner in the at least one track such that the interchangeable face member slides in and out the at least one track.