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the war, fitness, and a whole lot about shoes

May 15, 2008 2:17 pm

Depressed about McCain’s five-year Iraq withdrawal timeline? In fashion years, that’s a lot of seasons (and there’s one more coming…). Lift your spirits with an endorphin boost courtesy of Wii Fit, the virtual trainer (Nintendo execs hope) women will want a piece of when it hits stores next week. And in answer to that age-old question, what to wear to Wii? J.Crew has some sporty new options. If you prefer a partner for calorie-burning, Reem Acra takes dance classes in midtown. We’re guessing Miss Acra doesn’t take Global Pop in zip-up Louboutin stilettos, but Victoria Beckham (a dancer by trade, let’s not forget), likes, nay, needs to be in heels to get through the day. She and Celine Dion should chat. The Vegas chanteuse has more shoes than the Jolie-Pitts will soon have kids.