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When Fuchsia was first founded in Seattle, WA by a group of friends, we had a vision and destination in mind. To create unique handmade quality shoes that you can depend on for every walk of life. A pair of shoes that help put your best foot forward when you encounter rocks and obstacles in your path. But also shoes you wore when you celebrate your life’s precious moments. Recently we interviewed a newlywed bride who bought a pair of flats for all of her bridesmaids and we couldn’t help but share this beautiful story. Fuchsia: How did you hear...

We all know that struggle too well where we spend ages standing in front of our wardrobes scratching our heads over what to wear and pair when you’re getting ready; but look no further, we have the ultimate style guide for every occasion with our own exclusive collection of dazzling “Khussas” to tie up your whole look, be it for a splashy summer adventure or a sultry club night, Fuchsia footwear has everything! Business and color, what to do? More often than not, it is difficult to find something that is appropriately somber yet chic to wear in our daily...

Pakistani arts and crafts are valued all around the world. Be it the bright array of mirror work dresses of Baluchistan in the South West of Pakistan, or tire-rubber sole sandals that became all the rage in Europe, up to the unique colorful attire of Kailash valley in Northern Pakistan; but who can forget the beautiful range of Khussas (traditional embroidered ballet flats) that are a Punjabi specialty, from where the inspiration for Fuchsia footwear began! It all started when the team at Fuchsia decided to bring the traditional crafts of Pakistan to the western world. Fuchsia launched a Khussa...

After a successful summer launch, Fuchsia is excited to announce our 2014 Fall collection in collaboration with FACES Pakistan - a non-profit organization which aims to empower the underprivileged in society. Realizing the importance of the ‘women’ in an economy, FACES Pakistan, formed an alliance with Caritas Germany, to commence a project titled Health Education and Enterprise Development (HEED). This public-spirited project aimed at improving the lives of the flood-affected females of the mixed religious communities in Nowshera, Jaffarabad, Rahim Yar Khan and Kashmore. Apart from the other spheres of life that this project dealt with, an attempt to demonstrate...