If you love shoes than you must love the new book by Patrice Farameh – “For the love of shoes” ( $95.00, available from October 2013). This luxury book explores the avant-garde shoe design, extraordinary forms and materials. Any woman knows that cool shoes not only complement the outfit but they are the whole point. With 250 stunning photographs the book explores shoe designers from extreme platform Noritaka Tatehana to Alexander McQueen. If you are looking for a good Christmas gift to give to a shoe lover, here’s your answer and an inside look.
Spike pumps designed by Ruthie Davis.
For the Love of Shoes, published by teNeues in October 2013
Charlotte Olympia flower and wood wedge sandals.
For the Love of Shoes, published by teNeues in October 2013
Lauren Tennenbaum and Lydia Koch crystal and leather strapped shoe.
A Lauren Tennenbaum heel incorporates a blonde hair piece.
GINA studded turquoise heel
Swedish designer Naim Josefi’s Melonia shoes
A pair of Kobi Levi shoes inspired by pop stars.
For the Love of Shoes, published by teNeues in October 2013
Cover of For the Love of Shoes, published by teNeues in October 2013
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I want those spiky ones lol
OMG me too! I am in love! Wonder where you can purchase them? Hummmm
This is perfect for my friend! Ahah, much thanks (:
Oh my, those are certainly interesting!
WOW!
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There’s alittle cool & alittle crazy on here
Futuristic vibes
Lol the shoes with the pony tails made me giggle. The Melonia shoes remind me of wild mushrooms for some reason. The last pair with feathers is fierce though! I’d wear those and channel my inner runway fashionista.
xx
Rakhi
Lots of giggles and some eye popping art! Love it.
The spiky ones are cute. Some of them are way out there and talk about lethal weapons. Ha,ha! Great post!
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These shoes are amazing. Have you seen the opening credits from “True Detective?” They feature the spike shoes. Foot surgery has left me Croc and Fitflops material, but I can dream. As an art lover, producer and collector, I can only state the obvious: These shoes are pure art. And require the grace of a dancer to wear, I’m sure. More art. Thanks for dropping by and following my blog. Judy