These custom shoes will help you feel like you’re in an episode of Doctor Who. They feature many of the recognizable highlights: the Doctor’s time lord watch, Daleks, a bow tie, references to Bad Wolf, and more. Pair them with your TARDIS dress or just with a pair of jeans. They’ll spark conversation either way.
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Remember those incredibly awesome Chucks we featured last month with Breaking Bad, Walking Dead and Dexter designs? Well, they’re now available for purchase in the Tauntr store! And the best part is that they’re only $85—which is a bargain when you consider these are custom designs.
Needless, to say, these would make a sweet gift for some nerd out there…like me. But the Walking Dead version doesn’t come in size 13 dammit!
Product Page ($85 via Laughing Squid)
Shoes aren’t the normal fare at MegaHobby EXPO, but these tennis shoes are special. Reebok has made just 500 pairs of of these sneakers with a tachikoma-inspired design from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. Since the availability is so limited, shoes like this are meant to be collected, not worn—and the price will probably match that status. No word yet on when they’ll be released or how much they’ll cost.
(Tomopop via Topless Robot)
Tauntr designed some Converse Chuck Taylors based on three of the most kick ass shows on television. I only wish they were available for sale…and that there was a Mr. Belvedere version.
Check out the Breaking Bad and Dexter Chucks after the break.
I don’t know how women tolerate wearing high heels in the first place (though I’ll admit they look great), but this is beyond insane. Thankfully, this is just a concept and no woman has been crazy enough to attempt it…yet.
(Bit Rebels via Stylite)
The Fashion is strong with Jilliann Silva’s hand-painted Star Wars heels. At $275, these shoes are still a bargain—especially since you can request any kind of customization you like.
Product Page ($275 via ISCK)
Tom Boddingham wanted a size 14.5 monster slipper—what he got from the Chinese company that took the order was a size 1450 MONSTER SLIPPER.
He notes:
“It was sent directly from Hong Kong and measures 210 x 130 x 65cms – the same length as a grizzly bear or a family car. I reckon I must be the owner of the biggest slipper in the world.
Supposedly, the company has apologized to Boddingham, stating that they thought the order was for a window display. Still, we have to think this is some sort of amusing marketing stunt.
(via Mirror)
Why not Zoidberg?
(via Memebase)
