'New shoes cure the blues'. Was ever a truer word spoken? I'm a huge fan of Jessica Kagan Cushman's range of 'bon mot' bangles, which come with sayings such as 'Don't make me release the flying monkeys' and 'You can agree with me or you can be wrong', as well as the shoe-related one featured here. These bangles will cost you $130, while some of the thinner styles start from $79. Will they cure the blues as well as a new pair of shoes, though, I wonder?
Related: More shoe accessories
Fancy a game of tic-tac-toe? Well, you may as well play with pieces that reflect your biggest obsessions, and for me that would have to be shoes and handbags, so it's lucky that this little set from Neiman Marcus features exactly that. The pieces are silver plated and dotted with rhinestones, but the price isn't too expensive for all that - just $65 for a game that will allow you to have fun with your love of shoes.
More shoe accessories
Shoes and handbags. They go together like peep toes and stiletto heels. And now they've come together on this cute Paul Smith charm necklace, spotted over at The Bag Lady. At £55 it'll cost as much as a pair of shoes themselves, but at least you'll be able to wear it with just about every outfit!
Related: More shoe accessories

Opinions on shoe-shaped gifts and accessories tends to be split here at Shoewawa, with some readers loving all things shoe-related, and others preferring just to stick to the shoes themselves, thanks very much. If you're in the former group, or have a friend who is, this shoe shaped bottle opener could be the perfect small gift. It's chrome, with three small rhinestones set into it, and while it's not going to be any use for wearing, if you have a special occasion coming up (these are actually being sold as wedding favours), it could be a nice finishing touch.
Related: More shoe accessories
Brace yourselves, people. You may have hoped that the Crocs craze was dying a slow death (how much longer can people think plastic shoes are stylish, after all?) but this week our sister site, Shiny Shiny, brings us tidings of the Crocs mobile phone case: where will this madness end?
As you can see from the image, the case is basically a Croc for your phone. It comes complete with "heel strap", to keep the phone safe, and can even be accessorised with 'Jibbitz' charms, just like the real thing. There's also a panel at the back which you can use to store your credit cards and important documents, showing that, just like the shoes, the Croc phone case is useful, but not remotely stylish.
It'll be available soon in Europe only, and will cost £6.95.
Related: Beware of Crocs | Hate Crocs? You're not alone... | Crocs do flip flops
Sandal season is just around the corner, and we all know what that means: yes, it's time to free your feet from the socks and tights that have kept them under wraps all winter, and prepare them to be seen. This pack by Rose & Co. contains Sweet Feet Salve, Rose Foot Cream, Nail 7 Cuticle Cream, Pure Lavender Soap & Foot Soak, all wrapped in tissue paper and ribbon, so as well as making a nice, indulgent gift for either yourself or someone else (a Mother's Day gift, perhaps?) it'll also get your feet ready to meet their public. It's £15 at ASOS.
More shoe accessories
Not keen on all the heart-print shoes we've been featuring in order of Valentine's Day? Well, don't worry - it'll all be over soon, and normal service will resume. In the meantime, you can add a more subtle Valentine's touch to your footwear with these heart-seamed hold-ups by Charnos which were designed by Jerry Hall, and feature a row of little love hearts along the seams. Wear with a pencil skirt and a pair of killer heels for full effect!
Related: Valentine's shoes | Do you heart Vans' KVD flats? | Heart and star print pumps at Office