by Claudine Zap Forget about the power suit. For a bunch of young politicos, it's all about the power shoe. When Reshma Saujani , a candidate running in the New York Democratic primary , admitted to wearing a Kate Spade wedge to pound the pavement, the news inspired a stampede of searches. The three-inch, round-toe, black-patent wedge called the "Halle," has become the "it" shoe for a circle of female political types, according to a story in the New York Times .