Room at the Front: Lems Laces Up for the Run

Andrew Rademacher, who founded the outdoor shoe label Lems, is betting on footwear that gives the toes more space. He expects shoes built with a roomier forefoot to keep gaining ground, and the company's newest pair, a shoe made for running, uses that same generous shape. An archive that usually watches what arrives on a red carpet can still enjoy a reminder that a silhouette starts from the ground up. Anyone logging morning miles, from a Palm Beach seawall to an Aspen trail, has a new shape to consider.

With reporting from Footwear News.