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Martha Stewart and Payless to Launch New Vegan Shoe Line

by Julie Nealon | December 16, 2018

Martha Stewart and Payless Shoes have partnered to launch a new cruelty-free shoe line. The domestic goddess has been outspoken about animal cruelty in the fashion industry in the past has released a vegan shoe line with payless called Martha Everyday. Martha’s new shoe line is made with man-made materials and is both beautiful and affordable. The business tycoon is said to be thrilled, that making affordable, well-made, beautiful products has always been her goal and that with Payless having the same goal, it makes for partnership perfection.

Payless has the same goal, making them a perfect partner to collaborate with to create gorgeous shoes that our customers can afford.”

PETA has awarded Martha Stewart and Payless the Compassion Collaboration Award. With PETA saying that the collaboration, making fashionable, vegan leather shoes easily available to the public shows how easy it is to be on trend while also being cruelty-free. PETA and Martha have collaborated before, with Martha narrating a video expose on the fur industry.

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Martha Stewart and Payless Partnership

The Martha Everyday vegan shoe line retails from $29.99, is made with vegan suede and leather and comes in a range of colors from black to festive gold and silver. There is a wide range of styles available such as; chic flats with scalloped edges, kitten heels, sophisticated sling-backs, and strappy stilettos. The stylish collection is now available on the Payless website.

Martha recently appeared on the Steve Harvey daytime talk show to promote her new vegan shoe line. She challenged audience members to spot the difference between her affordable shoes which cost around $35 and high-end designer shoes that cost a whopping $600.

The famous entrepreneur also has a whole host of vegan recipes on her website where she says that vegan cooking has come a long way and that it’s now easier than ever to find a vegan version of your favorites like cakes, pizza crust, pancakes, cookies etc.

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