Oh, here comes the Flintstones! Not exactly the cartoons, but the wacky designer Jeremy Scott’s range for adidas SLVR collection. Seen in his recent Flintstones inspired runway show, you might thought these ‘Bone Heels’ are for his main line. How we love ‘em heels, but these heels are made actually for adidas SLVR line. It might sound unbelievable, an adidas heels with bone? Yes, they are real and they are rare. That is why they are so limited. So limited that there are only four pairs – two in magenta and two in black available in Singapore exclusively at Front Row. Okay, start dashing like Bamm-Bamm now!
Heard of Air Jordan heels? Yup, you heard right; it is Air Jordan heels! We heard screaming in the back: What? They are not official in any way; however, they remind us of the sneaker heels trend in the 90’s: The converse heels, anyone? It brings back a feeling of guilty pleasure just like secretly admiring those platforms that Spice Girls had worn. Well, who knows? The trend might just coming back at cha! Dare to rock one pair?
To kick off he new year, we want to stand high and kick high. Here comes the ultra high heels from Versace Spring Summer 2010 collection. Come in soft pastel colours, clashing prints and even high cut boots, fancy what you see? It is going to be high new year girls…
A Spain Based designer label Amaya Arzuaga recently presented their latest Spring Summer 2010 collection filled with many geometrical and conceptual pieces. What caught our eyes is those lovely looking stunning footwear, here is a closer look to those creations. And we are loving the website, fabulousness!
The footwear designer Andreia Chaves born and breed in the busy metropolis of Sao Paulo, Brazil; it is no wonder that beauty can be found in chaos. She finds that in a chaotic city like Sao Paulo, full of contrasts is inspiring. She then begins to study form, texture and visual effect resulting in experiment with different materials on footwear design. Now we see what she had to say of them.
If you are a fan of running shoes, you sure know about ASICS. But if you are an origami fan, then you shouldn’t miss this. This breath taking video on the origin of the Japanese sports brand ASICS is absolutely creative, with a great concept and very interesting. By using origami as the model, what else the Japanese haven’t done? Directed by Tim Schierwater and Origami Artist Sipho Mabona, let just start with a piece of blank paper.
Jamie Hayon’s line of shoes for Camper was meant to bring forth the memory of a music hall, hence borrowing elements from a tap dancing/jazz shoe into its design. Hayon defines his design as a sporty shoe with a touch of elegance, emphasizing on minimal, smooth lines with a shape that stylized the foot. A shoe for the young professional who is looking for more than just functionality, but also style, design, form and comfort.
