Abstract:In early time, shoes are function as protection only, but in modern society shoes is not only to protect your feet but also become a fashion decoration. The design and stylish are now become important reasons for female consumers to purchase shoes. In Taiwan, shoes market sales reach NT$60 billion and female shoes sales have almost NT$36 billion. Therefore the purpose of this research is to examine female consumers purchase intention of fashion shoes by apply the Theory of Planned Behavior as research model, which include attitude, subjective norm and behavior control as independent variables and behavior intention as depend variable. The data were collected outside four different department stores in Kaohsiung city. Total 450 questionnaires were received and after remove the unusable questionnaires only 422 left. Data were analyzed by using SPSS19.0 which includes descriptive statistic, exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, Pearson correlation analysis and hierarchical regression analysis. Our results indicate: 1. the demographic variables of age and marital status had significant influence on female consumer purchase intention of shoes. 2. Female consumers' attitude, subjective norm and behavior control all had positive effects on their fashion shoes purchase intention with the attitude had most effect, follow by behavior control and subjective norm effects.