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)
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Are you one of the few and the proud bicyclist commuters? If so, you might appreciate these new shoes from Merrell. You can stop carrying a backpack with fashionable shoes for the office. The heeled bike shoe is made to fit snugly with pedals while still being stylish and comfortable. The Evera MJ shoe will come in three colors and retail for $110 starting this February. They’re not stilettos, but they’ll do.
For all of the emphasis women put on shoes, it’s not something that guys will typically notice right away. That might not be the case with these measuring tape stilettos however—no, these beauties are hard to ignore.
Sure, they cost $795, but if you’re really handy you could probably make some yourself.
Product Page ($795 via Craftzine)
Heels make me cringe. I like the way they look on my feet, but I usually can only stand to wear them for a few hours at a time about once a month. I’m klutzy, and I don’t like having achy feet. But for these stilettos? I’d suffer. They’re made with LEGO bricks for crying out loud! Sure, they have a clunky look. I like that. Bring on the kitsch and bright colors.
One can only hope that another designer will be inspired to complete the look with a LEGO purse and dress.
These babies are part of Finn Stone’s Spring 2011 collection in a limited edition of 12. Apparently, they can be purchased thorough Byard Art, a UK-based gallery. No word on pricing, though I suspect you could refurbish an old pair of heels yourself with some bricks and a little glue.
(via Design Milk)
Disney is aiming straight for its core audience with a new line of high end, Tron-themed clothing that includes these stripper heels and the belts and jewelry pictured after the break. Prices on these items range from $90 to $2600.
No, I don’t mean they will turn you into a prostitute that hangs outside of Kmart. These heels recently shown off in Rodarte’s Fall 2010 collection actually feature illuminated heels—not to mention a cool futuristic look. Check out the video after the break (at around the 1:25 mark) to see the shoes in action.
Are you the type of person who is more comfortable in jeans and sneakers then heels and dresses? The next time you have to go to a fancy event, add a little comfort to your outfit with these heels. Soles like sneakers, outline like sneakers, but the 3″ wedge heels are decidedly not like sneakers. Chuck Taylor would be proud.
Product Page ($54.95)
