Bottomless High-Heeled Shoes Show The Future Trend Of High-Heeled Shoes.

Who says shoes Must the sole have sole? Since the high-heeled shoes can have no heel, even the shoe sole is also omitted. In fact, it is also the trend of future development. Creativity comes from London architects and footwear. Designer Julian Hakes, because this combination of ergonomic and architectural bottomless high-heeled shoes, can wind like the ribbon around the feet, breaking the traditional high-heeled shoes on the legs of the bondage, breathable and cool, so designers in particular with a refreshing sweet and sour cocktail "Mojito" named.

Designed by Julian Hakes, a London architect and shoe designer. Bottomless high-heeled shoes

Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

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Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

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Julian Hakes designed bottomless high-heeled shoes

Although this hollow high-heeled shoe looks very abstract, like a painter's impromptu lines, it can only be seen from a distant view, but because of the selection of high strength and high elasticity carbon fiber, the shoe body bracket is made. Leatherwear Making shoes and part of the bottom touch position, so you can see from the human upper foot diagram that these Julian high heels, which won the Drapers "2012 best footwear designer" award in one fell swoop, are actually more reliable than imagined.

At present, this fully personalized "Mojito" has been sold in Cloggs, priced from 115 to 175 pounds (about 1066-1623 yuan), and there are many matching colors. I wonder if all beauties are bold enough to challenge them.