At a magazine-hosted shopping event I attended recently, my friend and I came across these shoes. I don’t know whether it was the drinks we had imbibed or whether these shoes really were that amusing, but we snapped this pic specifically to share with you all. I know that studding in clothes and accessories is trendy now, but we were astounded that the studs on these shoes are actual sharp-pointed metal studs that could, in fact, break skin. We all know fashion is art, fashion is practical, and fashion is a way of self-expression; now, my friend and I declare, fashion can be used in self-defense. “Kick ‘em where it hurts” takes on a whole new meaning with these bad boys… or should I say, gals!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
A new fashion statement
At a magazine-hosted shopping event I attended recently, my friend and I came across these shoes. I don’t know whether it was the drinks we had imbibed or whether these shoes really were that amusing, but we snapped this pic specifically to share with you all. I know that studding in clothes and accessories is trendy now, but we were astounded that the studs on these shoes are actual sharp-pointed metal studs that could, in fact, break skin. We all know fashion is art, fashion is practical, and fashion is a way of self-expression; now, my friend and I declare, fashion can be used in self-defense. “Kick ‘em where it hurts” takes on a whole new meaning with these bad boys… or should I say, gals!
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LOL! Those are hilarious.
ReplyDeleteAnd I think they're illegal to wear on the roads in some states. :P
http://www.tire-information-world.com/tire-stud-regulations.html