Basically the answered is a qualtified yes. If you have his default overrides in, they override the feet on any clothing made with the meshes that come with the game. All of your barefoot clothes will convert automatically.
But it creates a few problems since toes will show up where you don't want them (like an athletic or everyday skintight recolor that used the default underwear/swimwear mesh and added flat soled shoes - some stuff that came with the game is made that way too). What you see is the toes sticking out from the shoe since it looks like the toes are longer than the original club foot.
They do not work with any custom mesh (unless the author added the toes independently - a few folks have). For those, you have to have the texture on one of his meshes for it to work properly.
Bottom line is, for most of the things where you would make barefoot and show toes, you have a choice: use the default overrides and you live with some outfits that are screwed up, or don't use the overrides and convert the textures over to one of Bloom's meshes.
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