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Tag Archives: Shoes
The Nike Studio Wrap
Of its new minimalist footwear, launching spring 2013 for £110, per pair, Nikeblog sez:
The Nike Studio Wrap is a three-part footwear system comprised of a wrap, ribbon and flat and designed to offer a better-than-barefoot experience while solving the myriad issues that accompany simply not wearing shoes. The ribbon and wrap ensure some stability and support without hindering range-of-motion at all, with a minimal sole that offers a bit of protection and maximized flexibility. And unlike shoes, the wrap and ribbon can easily be tossed in the wash with the accompanying mesh storage bag, ensuring easy cleaning and portability.
In fairness, if you had legs like that you could wear a pair of empty Tayto bags.
Walking With Predators
Apex Predator Shoes from UK designer Fantich & Young: Saville Row Oxfords with soles incorporating 1,050 rubber dentures.
Sure they’re scary, but they’re not Scary Beautiful.
Are These Your Shoes?
This morning.
John Sullivan writes:
This pair of shoes have been sitting tidily on Herbert St, Dublin, for two days. It’s all very Wizard of Oz. Or did a woman simply evaporate?
Exchequer Street Boy’s Shoes Latest
James ‘Exchequer Boy’ Kavanagh writes:
My shoes made an appearance in this months Totally Dublin. I’m like a proud momma.I got ‘em made by a lovely man in New York.
It must be said.
Nobody wears them quite like the Exchequer Street Boy.
The trick is to bend the knees while stationary.
Ageing Impeccably
Leonard Cohen Adam Clayton launching the mental health Campaign Walk In My Shoes in the Merrion Hotel, Dublin, a little earlier.
Hotness, yes.
But who designed his shoes?
Lines close at 4.30pm
(Brian McEvoy/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile,
From left: John Murray, Brent Pope, Daithi O’Se, Ken Doherty, Adam Clayton, Norah Casey and DJ Carey.
Bird Heels
By Israeli designer Kobi Levi who sez:
The combination of the image and footwear creates a new hybrid and the design/concept comes to life. The piece is a wearable sculpture. It is “alive” with/out the foot/body. Most of the inspirations are out of the “shoe-world”, and give the footwear an extreme transformation. The result is usually humoristic with a unique point of view about footwear.
In this case, the unique point of view is that the shoes look like birds.
Do you see?