And now, the most trendy shoes feature large, orthopedic-looking soles or chunky designs — basically, they're what you might have once considered "ugly" (or maybe still do). Some of the most ...

Most of the shoes don’t require much breaking in at all, and the brand also offers arch-specific inserts if you need even more support. Don’t settle for ugly orthopedic shoes when brands like ...

They may have been designed to help with painful bunions and other foot-related maladies, but so-called 'orthopaedic' ugly shoes are back in style. Footwear from brand like Dr Scholls and Crocs ...

The so-called “ugly shoe trend” has been percolating for ... s savoir-faire with Scholl’s expertise in ultra-comfortable orthopedic footwear and insoles,” according to a press release.