Shoeware Design Student Janina Alleyne of De Montfort University collaborated with INNER | LEAF to produce these fantastic biomorphic pumps. [via Core77]
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Shoeware Design Student Janina Alleyne of De Montfort University collaborated with INNER | LEAF to produce these fantastic biomorphic pumps. [via Core77]
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These shoes are interesting. The printed shoes in this article are too, and perhaps a bit more practical: http://www.geek.com/articles/geek-cetera/student-creates-worlds-fastest-shoe-with-a-printer-2012079/
practical doesn’t really enter the equation for shoes like that, they only have one purpose; to look good at the end a pair of females legs
So cool!!! Not sure how cozy they would be, but they’re super badass! I would rock those in a heartbeat.
AHHHHH!!!!! I’m drooling! I want these on the toes of my models for fashion shows!!!!
HELL, I WANT THESE ON MY TOES!!!!!! 5 STARS!!!!!
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