TBA - The Ones That Got Away

To Be Announced is a capsule collection based out of Spain.

Each shoe is hand crafted with attention to detail, unique styling, wearability, function and care. Each collection we deliver tells a unique story, and this season is no different.

THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY is a collection of shoes named after failed one night stands, terrifying dates, long lost first loves, lifetime crushes that have never quite healed, and heart-wrenching tales of romance and attraction. This collection serves as a diary entry and a moving on period, a letting go. We dedicate this range to THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY. We hope you enjoy this collection and the affairs which inspired it. There are so many amazing shoes in this range - and we hope that you fall in love with them over-andover. TBA is offered exclusively in the USA at SOLESTRUCK. com and we thank them for their help in making this flip book. We hope you enjoy this collection.

Besos, Team TBA www.tbashoes.com

Collages by Cameron Jennings, Gillian Myers & Katie Rickard Design and Layout by Cameron Jennings

TBA IS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN THE USA ON SOLESTRUCK.COM

JAKE: I know it’s silly since we were literally childhood crush blocked you from my feed. Three months later I was still so anno

hes - but when I saw on your Facebook that you got married, I oyed, I deleted you.

ALVAREZ: I know it’s cliché to have met someone on Myspace, but

t I thought it sounded romantic to have a Spanish lover. Oops.

FRANKY: Every time I saw you from across a bar you were drink the courage to speak to you a year had passed from the first time too drunk to remember the details. Even to this day when I see y

king a whiskey. I think it was Makers Mark. By the time I got up e I saw you. We fooled around once - but I would bet we were both you socially, I cannot help but say…“hot damn the boy is fine.”

IRISH: I know I should have told my parents you were closer to t your accent and charm would win them over.

their age than mine when I first took you home - but I was hoping

JUSTIN: When you started seeing that foreign exchange student knew that a frozen 40oz bottle of beer would, in theory, bust thr speeding geo metro - but at the root of it, I just wanted you bac

from Denmark our senior year - I went a little crazy. I guess I rough the front window of your parents house if propelled from a ck.

KINE: I met you one night over ten years ago in a small and dark b morning, I have been wondering if you were the one. You would t the Internet. Damn, I never thought I would fall for someone wea

bar in the East Village. Ever since that night, and the following think with a name like Kine I could dig up some dirt on you with aring a sweat pant in public.

STORM: Knock knock? Who’s there? Me still! MARRY ME!

TIMMY: Thanks for ruining the majority of my 20’s. I should inv weeks ago I ran into you in a bar in my neighborhood. Yeah, you Thanks for the shot. PS. I stole your favorite sleeping bag.

voice you for all the therapy. Hadn’t seen you in years, then 4 u’re a mess, but the first love always has that undeniable spot.

WILL: While normally I would never date someone that was “almost after I mistook you for an employee. After a torrid romance that swept away by the witness protection program. I found out 12 ho this day have never really gotten the full details on your secre

t� divorced, you swept me off my feet in a local hardware store, t lasted a year - and well into your divorced months - you were ours before you were leaving. While I got bits of the story, I to et life.

JIM: We met on a transatlantic flight and hit it off. I got nervou got ready to head to connections, I offered you my copy of Inte kissed your cheek and scooted away. I had written my number in

us so when we landed and I made my way to baggage claim and you erview Magazine. “I’m all finished, you might need it,” I said. I sharpie on like 20 pages. You never called.

JOHNNY: I came to the cafĂŠ where you worked everyday for coffee this one. I should tell you that your hummus plate gives me a tu the shop 3 weeks ago, only to see it had closed.

e. By Everyday, I mean for years. Not sure how I missed out on ummy ache - but I ordered it all those times anyways. I drove by

JAMES: You are one of those guys who is never-ever single. In the and you are so coupled off, not even I can deny how good the two

e moment that you were, I was living out of state. Now I am back, o of you look together. Here’s to bad timing!

LOUIS: One of the only flames from my early 20’s that evolved in from those years in Brooklyn. Sorry I went home with that guy w See you in Key West when we are sixty! Cheers boo!

nto a solid friendship. I still laugh about all of our adventures while you were in the bathroom. That was a bad move on my part.

PK: I met you while you were bartending and I asked you to arm my phone number on a ticket stub from a Justin Timberlake conc climactic existence.

wrestle. You will never know if I let you win or not. I left you cert. Who knew such a steamy meeting would have such an anti-

DAVE: Again, I realize it is cliche to sleep with ANYONE at your te 8 blocks before I arrived. I think it was that combined with the on you since Sophomore year. It’s always a great feeling to wake “Wanna get brunch?” You whispered, “I have a girlfriend in Seat

en-year reunion. However, I started doing shots in the car about e nerves that really did it to me. And the lingering crush I had up next to someone in a Holiday Inn and instead of them saying, ttle,� while you stroked my cheek with your hand. EWWW.