Not one to ever use the term cray-cray, I think this silver over-the-knee scrunched boot from Gareth Pugh merits the term. More of a work of art than wearable boots, these are seriously out of this world, space-age freaky! Lady Gaga of the past would certainly approve. I know the 60s are back & all for …
Yes, call me crazy, but I find this mule/boot with its incredibly tall shaft highly appealing. Leave it to Alexander Wang to make any shoe or fashion product “cool”, no matter how preposterous the design. Hold on a second. I must exempt from my previous statement the atrocities that I blogged about here & here, for which I …
When it comes to Alexander McQueen, I say please. I say thank you. I say, give it to me NOW. But with respect to these multi-buckled “Maya” platform sandals from the Spring 2014 collection, I will politely refuse. Although I do feel bad about dismissing a design from a late, great fashion designer’s namesake line, …
When I think of what the most expensive women’s shoe presently available in retail stores would look like, I envision diamond dust-encrusted Stuart Weitzman sandals, a spectacular pair of 24 Carat Giuseppe Zanotti studded wedges, or lust-worthy, truly unique, Christian Louboutin pumps. I think most of us would. But no, the priciest retailing shoes are not …
Top to Botton: MSGM python sandals, Marni cobalt-blue mirror sandals, Isabel Marant “Holden” slides Designer Birkenstock & Teva-like sandals: I wouldn’t categorize them as ridiculous shoes. I wouldn’t really categorize them as ugly, either. Ridiculously ugly, however? Uhm, yep, that sounds about right. I mean, I’d get it if Jeffrey Campbell or someone of the …
This wedge ankle boot by Camilla Skovgaard could have been such a fun, funky bootie. It’s just too bad for the washed “jeans”, which completely kills it. Although I’ll give it props for being very in-style for Spring 2014, with its denim material & very trendy powder blue colour. These points, alas, cannot forgive this …
Avant garde, artistic & bizarre, these “CiRCLE Shoes” by Peter Popps are explained as such: “CiRCLE Peter Popps The CiRCLE is a development inspired on avant-gardism, 60’s space-age design, sci-fi transportation by magnets mixed with bondage, 2013”. Freaky. Futuristic. Fantastic. Thoughts?! xo ShoeTease Photo Credit: virtualshoemuseum.com Cristina EhmCristina is the chief editor, fashion & shoe …