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If you’ve been following Fashionably Geek, you would know that Converse has been offering some great options for DC Comics fans in their Chuck Taylor All Star line. These fabulous Wonder Woman sneakers come to mind. Now they’ve launched a campaign that allows you to design your own Chuck Taylor DC Comics shoes. Well, mostly.

You can choose from certain customizable parameters to make the shoes uniquely you. The only catch is that as of right now, the designs only include characters from the Batman universe. There are Batman, The Joker, Catwoman, and The Riddler design elements. Those are fantastic choices, but I hope it opens up to include more heroes and villains sometime soon. You can combine available prints featuring the Bat characters with canvas color, emblems, lining, personalized heel strips, and more. The version above was created recently by Comics Alliance and serves as an example of what’s possible.

See a peek at other character prints after the break.

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Mix some wayfarer style sunglasses with some hand-painted retro arcade style and you get these stylish Pac-Man shades. They’ll easily be the coolest pair of glasses on the beach.

Product Page ($39 via So Geek Chic)

I will never get enough of custom painted nerdy shoes, and these tennis shoes from ‘Shoes by Lady’ are particularly wonderful. The TARDIS design is my favorite of the bunch mostly because I love the addition of the suit and bowtie on the tongue of the shoe. It’s a perfect touch.

Her other styles include Pikachu, R2-D2, and Spider-Man. The shoes come in a wide variety of sizes and are custom painted when you order them. Contact the seller to find out the lead time before you order.

See more designs after the break.

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When a product doesn’t exist, what else can a geek do but make it? Productiveslacker wanted R2-D2 shorts; so she just painted them. Even though I dislike shorts, I have to say these look fantastic.

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We’ve seen some badass hand painted Star Wars TOMS in the past, but these versions from Etsy seller eastbaycalifornia really take the cake. These babies are made to order, so prepare to wait 8-10 weeks for your shoes to ship. Then, if you dare to wear them, you can look forward to walking around in a constant state of paranoia.

Check out additional views after the break.

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Apparently, a lucky guy got these shoes for his birthday from his girlfriend—complete with Harry Potter drawings.

Check out all of the artwork on the shoes after the break.

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Holly Grothues created these ultra-nerdy hand-painted Star Wars heels which are available as a made-to-order design from her Etsy shop. Holly works with shoes of all varieties, including heels, Vans, Converse, etc and can create designs for anything from movies, anime and video games to general designs like stripes and polka dots. Personalization is also available.

Check out some additional photos of the Star Wars shoes after the break.

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Daenerys Targaryen had a beautiful wedding dress, and now you can own one just like it. Etsy seller couturecornershop is offering a replica of the dress custom made to your measurements. It would be ready in just four-six weeks; that leaves you plenty of time to find someone to accompany you as your Khal and enough time to sculpt dragon eggs. You’ll need them.

Keep in mind the pin centerpiece isn’t included. Another Etsy seller offers a replica of Dany’s three-headed dragon pin here.

Product Page ($331.73)


Alexandra Trim of bbee shoes painted these Calvin and Hobbes sneakers as a custom order for a lucky guy named Oliver. With designs like these, it’s no wonder her Etsy shop is down while she catches up on orders. When she’s back up an running in a few weeks, you might be able to commission a pair like these for yourself.

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Artist Kara Setkiewicz has some R2-D2 TOMS in her Etsy store right now for anyone that’s interested in some hand-painted nerdy magnificence. Each shoe is custom made to order.

Product Page ($125 via Incredible Things)