Classic shapes, repulsive beauty and stunning creativity in footwear.
Welcome to Shoe Pr0n.
You won't find any dainty strappy numbers, flip flops, or gladiator sandals here. If you think Uggs or Crocs are acceptable forms of footwear, we probably won't get along. There are a million shoe blogs out there, but as this one is curated by me it is obviously going to be full of fabulous things.
Miista.
The hidden platform inside the boot is the only reason you could walk in this. See the slight shadow of a heel shape on the red leather? I suspect there is a built up internal wedge, otherwise the lack of flexibility in the heady platform would make it impossible to do anything short of shuffle.
Sigerson Morrison.
A simple detail like the higher, cornered back piece elevates this bootie from meh to unique.
Liam Fahy and Sarah Angold.
The space age collaboration of a London-based designer and a French jewelry designer has resulted in these beautiful, glowing wedges. Practical? No, you’ll chip them right away. Do I care? Not particularly. They look amazing.
(Source: shoelust)
Theyskens double wedge. Up and up.
Louboutin.
Perfectly reasonable riding boots.
(Source: lou-boutin, via haveashoegasmwithme)
Beautiful craftsmanship from the late 1910s, early 1920s.
(Source: ornamentedbeing, via burnerfashion)
