Posts tagged blue
Jordan for the Mavs
These Air Jordan XV sneakers were made for Michael Finley when he was in the Dallas Mavericks. They were designed to match his blue and white home uniform. Photos from Kix and the City
Easter Egg Shoes
Reebok Reverse Jam Mids were a limited edition for the 2009 Easter Holidays. Happy Easter everyone! Photos from Simply Sneakers
United Nude Gives You Wings
Here is the product of United Nude in collaboration with Dutch designer Mattijs for Spring 2012. They look like something out of a Roman/Grecian period movie. Photos from Virtual Shoe Museum
Recycled Plastic
Galit Begas created these shoes out of recycled plastic bags from different places. Photos from Virtual Shoe Museum
Chunky High Top Sandals
This is what you would get if an 80s high top sneaker married a sandal and they had babies: the Proenza Schouler Fall 2012 RTW collection. Enjoy! Photos from NY mag and Glamour
Bollywood Western
Can’t get enough of the western style? Here is Thakoon Spring 2012 rtw collection. Full of metal-tipped ankle booties in super bright colors. Photos from Style and Monica Rose
Oscars and Oscar
Shoes are not big heroes at the Oscars, look so there’s not a lot to talk about there. But I thought it would be nice to talk about the other Oscar, purchase Oscar De La Renta, viagra 40mg I mean. Here are the shoes... [+]
Stars Should Stay In The Sky
The Nike Air Foamposite One Galaxy sneaker has constellations printed on the sides. Stars look great as a computer screen saver, order but as a shoe, not so much. Photos from Sneaker Freaker
Yellow Spider Shoes
This is a collaboration between K1X and Sierra Leone in Africa. They used original textiles to create limited edition DCAC shoes. We won’t go too hard on them because they are non-profit shoes and all proceeds go to charity. Photos from K1X
Terry Towel Terrible Shoes
RealMadHectic brings you these sneakers with the texture of… wait for it…. a towel!! Didn’t see that one coming. What will they come up with next? A shirt made out of oven mits? Photos from High Snobiety