I have no idea who these are by, but they are perfect. Silver bullets for your feet.

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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.

Stood too close to the fire. 

Alessandro Dell’acqua.

Decorating the front of a loafer is old news. Encrusting the back with a massive set of jewels that are so plentiful they have spread to your socks? That’s news.

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Edward Green.

It’s unusual to see a brogued shoe like this without laces. But this marries the loafer and brogue aesthetics beautifully together on a luggage-brown vegetable tanned leather. I love the burnished toe, too. 

If you’re not familiar with the English brand Edward Green, but are a fan of beautiful men’s shoes, go here and enjoy the wonder.

Esquivel. Artificial brogues. 

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Pleats.

Fantich and Young. The art duo has made a pair of shoes that create such a visceral viewing experience, I cannot help but shiver every time I see them. Just imagining the feeling of these makes my jaw and spine tingle and I have to shake it off. 

Daniele Michetti. 

Spiky bits.

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Phillip Lim.

Gladiatorial Autumn shoes.