Maybe you could start things off by posting a few of your favorite examples??
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All I want to do is fur pants, but I know, like, if I do them I'll get stoned off of Seventh Avenue like some kind of wanton heretic or something. So there won't be any fur pants coming down my runway - Isaaz Mizrahi my blog - random musings of a fashion fiend
I think it looks interesting, to the extent of looking at in pictures or spreads, but definitely not practical. Kind of ridiculous in real life, actually.
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Only bad soldiers do not want to be general -Sasha Pivovarova
The majority of open-toe boots I've seen are mostly lace-up boots that have open toes. Personally, I think this is just a way to open-toe everything. I think peep-toes are for pumps and flats only. Not boots. Not sneakers. Not UGGs. Not even high-heel oxfords. Either pumps or flats. Open-toe boots just don't look right to me. I almost immediately think sandals when I see an open-toe shoe. I think of sleek footwear to wear with boots and booties. You can't say sleek with any open-toe boots. Some blog comments I saw on some other website talked about how your feet could sweat in open-toe boots like the ones we're mentioning in this thread.
Here are three open-toe booties for perspective, courtesy of Lucky Magazine: < http://www.luckymag.com/style/obsess...en_toe_booties >. I don't like boots with open toes. I still almost exclusively think cold weather with boots. I've seen some nice closed-toe ankle boots and booties before. If I was a femme and wanted to show my feet, that's why I'd wear sandals or peep-toe pumps. NOT open-toe boots or whatever.
I was following the pack all swallowed in their coats with scarves of red tied ’round their throats to keep their little heads from fallin’ in the snow and I turned ’round and there you go and, Michael, you would fall and turn the white snow red as strawberries in the summertime..
Kind of ridiculous in real life, actually. 
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