Honey, I'm Wearing The...
Let’s take this moment to reminisce. Here are shoes from Prada’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection. I think the shoe designers were all sitting in a very fancy room with a chandelier and decided to take it down and put it on their shoes. Photo from Fashion... [+]
Parade Float Shoes
When I saw these shoes all I could think of were the floats at the Thanksgiving Day parade. I wonder how crazy they look as you’re walking. Photo from Shoewawa
WoodPunk Shoes
I found these handmade, studded ankle boots and had to post them. They are made out of leather and are individually hand-studded. They make me think of a punk Peter Pan. Photos from Etsy
Candyland
Sarajevo designer Belma Arnautović created these shoes inspired by an edible world. She says they are completely wearable. We think not. Photos from Dezeen
Prada Ad Campaign
The Spring/Summer 2011 ad campaign for Prada is really well executed and the TV commercial is interesting (see below). But no matter what they do to them, the shoes are still pretty unwearable. Photos from art8amby and fashioncraz
Is This The Future of Shoes?
Walking at the mall I saw this window display and thought it was post-worthy. These shoes are designed by Yomji Yamamoto. If this is the future of shoes, things are not looking very bright for us.
Manly Floral Shoes
Dr. Martens shoes made to match cheap hotel furniture, Denny’s booths, and your grandma’s old curtains. What a bargain!!! Photos from Oki-ni
Grunge Gladiator Sandal
This deconstructed sandal is the love child of Raf Simons and Dr. Martens. Not to be harsh, but some things are better left in the sketchbook. Photos from Oki-ni
Taking Over the Night
Leave it to Manolo Blahnik to come up with these over-the-knee sequin boots. Looks like there’s never enough glimmer and shine. Photos from Bergdorf Goodman
It Can Always Get Worse
The Japanese brand Atmos teamed up with UK footwear maker, Clarks, to create these wallabees. These shoes were horrible before, now even more so with the buffalo plaid. Photos from MashKulture