Prada Lamborghini Moccasin
Lamborghini is celebrating it’s 50th anniversary by teaming with shoe maker Prada to release a deluxe ‘Car Shoe’ moccasin collection. Hand made with meticulous attention to detail, the classic profile features a pebbled calf leather upper and a notched, rubber studded outsole for added grip when putting the pedal to the floor. The moccasin is finished with Lamborghini’s iconic ‘Bull’ logo on the heel tab and 50th anniversary logo on the laces. Read More
If your looking for stylish footwear made with old-world craftsmanship combined with the all-important exclusivity factor then look no further than Feit Shoes. Shoes start an around $280.00 Read More
Part of its Muppets collection, this fun shoe collaboration between adidas Originals and Disney incorporates all the aspect of Kermit The Frog, down to his frayed collar. On the insole is a signature and a glimpse of the famous pond dweller. Read More
The NIKE MAG is no longer the “greatest shoe never made.” The mythical shoe that originally captured the imagination of audiences in Back to the Future II is being released — and they’re here to help create a future without Parkinson’s disease. Read More
After successfully establishing itself in China, Prada’s Miu Miu is all set to present the Fall 2011 collection. After giving us a stunning jacket, its time to match them up with Super Sparkly Sneakers. The blinged out sneakers can be picked up in five different models. The shoes encrusted with studs and crystals, have been etched in patented leather and velvet, brining the price tag to oscillate between $450 and $585 based on the model you picked. The durable tennis shoes sports durable rubber soles with comfortable leather insoles. You can pick up the shoes in blush, gold, silver and black. Read More
Fila has entered the toe shoe market, Skele-toes are their answer to the very popular Vibram Five Fingers. They are very light, form fitting shoes and simulate the natural, flexible motion of running barefoot. They are perfect for biking, boating, kyaking, swimming, hiking and other casual lifestyle activities. Read More
Above: Louboutin’s fierce black-and-white bootie (reeacted from Marie-Guillemine Benoist’s Portrait d’une Negresse)
Christian Louboutin jacks up the artistic edge of their Fall 2011 lookbook with an assemblage of photos that reenacts iconic figures from Renaissance paintings. Be it sitting atop a luscious fruit platter or held reverently by James McNeill Whistler’s mother, Louboutin’s edgy heels – and bags – are on full display behind the photographic lens of Peter Lippman. Besides heralding the theme of ‘the power of femininity’, the shoot has another more straightforward message – that Louboutin’s creations fit comfortably within the world of art. Read More
Tim and Fiona Slack are married to each other and to their love of creating shoes, considered “modern classics” by industry standards. Their collection gives the classic “Gibson” or “Derby” shoe shape new life when unexpected color combinations, stitching details and fabrications are blended together. Read More
The summer is coming, no doubt about it. For it to not catch you off guard get your pair of Missoni & Havaianas flip-flops. The italian brand follows the partnership with Converse, now dealing with brazilian producer Havaianas. Starting from $74.
A new design from Christian Louboutin , the Flat Sneaker ,a high-top shoe featuring multiple straps and a side zipper, in addition to white laces. Read More
Gucci, whose Mark Ronson-endorsed sneakers injected excitement into more casual options for the luxury brand, now gets into the chukka/ boat shoe fray with this seriously detailed model. Decked in fine suede and with a interesting weld above a crepe sole, this model is minimally branded. The tongue features the trademark Gucci flag, and the forefoot features one tonal embossed brand. This model comes in three colors–army green, light blue, and light gray. Get your credit cards ready–these are Gucci after all–and head to the online store to scoop up a pair of refined minimalism. Read More
