helmut.newton
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^^^^ That girls expression after she took the shoes off....priceless!!!
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While I usually love Prada's intellectual approach to fashion and to the idea of dressing, and while certain parts of the collection are very interesting to me, I hate those shoes with the passionate intensity of a thousand suns.
The shoes have this strange rock and roll meets luxe meets sadism thing going on that I am not a fan of. And I think part of the problem with walking in them is really the way that the sole curves up.
The clothes have the traditional Madonna/wh*re dichotomy thing Prada can't let go of. And I usually enjoying watching that exploration but those shoes are just...no. World of no.
September 25th, 2008 12:18 PM
Fall Guys | Prada’s Precarious Platforms
By JONATHAN S. PAUL
MILAN — During fashion week, part of the drill for editors is attending so-called re-see appointments for an up-close inspection of the runway collections. Yesterday, T Magazine’s Milan team rolled up to the Prada command center, and soon we were holding the infamous superhigh platform sandals in our hands, the very ones responsible for Tuesday night’s parade of pratfalls that everybody is still talking about. What we discovered thanks to the easygoing P.R. girls is that the shoes didn’t act alone — it was likely the slippery black booties the models wore inside their sandals that ultimately did them in. The theory is that Miuccia’s high-fashion Peds, which close with a drawstring ribbon, were so silky that some models couldn’t keep their feet stable inside the shoes. (When you’re trying to walk in some of the highest heels out there, having butter feet doesn’t help the cause.) Bad news for personal injury lawyers: Prada is considering fusing the socks to the insoles to avoid further slip-ups when the shoes are produced commercially.
haha exactly.But without the socks, the shoes are just standard and sexy a la Dolce&Gabbana.
With the socks, it makes them PRADA. Because she's fusing weird with sexy. And thats Prada.