Ready to make your footsteps sound more ominous? Designer Kobi Levi is here to help. He’s come up with a Witch-Craft line of heels inspired by Disney’s villains. The gorgeous shoes carry the themes and colors of the baddest antagonists in the realm. He’s based designs on the Evil Queen, Maleficent (my favorite), and Ursula. There’s a lot to adore but in my opinion, the best part about these shoes are the side profiles. Check out the photos after the break to see what I mean.
The Unicornicopia is perhaps the most magical shoe you will ever own. It features an upper with a galaxy full of jewel shaped constellations and a beautiful white unicorn whose mane is blowing across the shoe. Finish it all off with a 1″ platform and a 5 1/4″ heel that’s covered in silver sparkles and you’ll be practically dancing down the street.
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These are the heels you’ve been looking for! They’re the work of mikesaurus, the same person who designed these incredible dinosaur heels. He’s even created an instructable so you can have your own pair of R2-D2 versions. You start with a basic pair of white pumps and by replacing the heels with your favorite droid and adding some accents to the front, you’ve created the perfect Star Wars shoes.
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Former Etsy seller HotAirBalloonRide has designed some gorgeous steampunk heels. Yes, I’m going with the loose definition of steampunk. The back part of the shoes are covered with gears, and the heels and toes are illuminated with blue or red LEDs. They even have tubes to round out the design.
I think the heels would be cooler if the gears all actually turned and if they emitted steam as the wearer walked, but they look awesome without those features. It would also be neat if they were still available, but the Etsy shop seems to have gone out of business.
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If you caught our post on these T-Rex Heels and wished you had a pair of your own, you’re not alone. Mikeasaurus did too, which is why he’s written up a how-to so we can all have dino shoes. They’re inexpensive and completely unique since you pick the pair of shoes and toy dinosaur of your choosing. Crafty geeks, this one is for you.
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These hand-painted heels and flats are proof that video game inspired shoes can be sexy. The designs are created by Etsy seller Magic Bean Buyer. You send her your shoes, and she’ll cover them with Zelda, Super Mario Bros., or a design of your choosing with non-chip paints. The finish should be long-lasting too, and you can spot clean them with a damp cloth. They’re perfect for parties, conventions, or to wear while you’re taking down bad guys on the console at home.
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Steampunk has really worked its way into our culture, and if you look closely, you can spot its influence in current fashion. Hades Shoes has a whole line of footwear resplendent with steampunk designs. The boots and heels creatively incorporate metal, buckles, rivets, filigree, and fur into shoes that aren’t quite like anything I’ve seen. Though I couldn’t wear many of these styles because of the heel height involved, I can still appreciate the time and sweat that went into coming up with them.
See the entire collection at Hades Shoes and check out a few of my favorite styles after the break.
If you want to learn how to make killer comic book heels like these, check out the brief tutorial on ironspy.
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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.
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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.
