The only difference between your abilities and others is the ability to put yourself in their shoes and actually try.

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Shoes to Show!

as (m)any women will tell you, shoes are precious…just ask car­rie in ‘sex and the city’!

each shoe is like an indi­vid­ual work of art; and that is often why our invest­ment in them is scar­ily close to just that. from chanel to jimmy choo, louboutin to manolo blah­nik, dior to gucci; each pair is worth a lit­tle for­tune that we are happy to spend.

let me ask you this… what is the first thing you look for in a pair of shoes? com­fort? you would think so, but not entirely true. you see, we tell our­selves they’re com­fort­able or that the leather will even­tu­ally stretch and we per­suade our­selves to believe the lie because even if it takes half of box of band aids to cover up the blis­ters on our feet, the impor­tant thing is that they look good. scratch that…i mean f…ing good! the fact of the mat­ter is that you can be dressed to kill, but the shoes on your feet are what will make or break you!

now i assume that you are all famil­iar with the names i men­tioned above. but have you heard of andreia chaves? prob­a­bly not, but you will. the sao paolo native has launched a col­lec­tion of shoes that revolves around archi­tec­tural con­cepts – or so it seems. as funky as they look, as wow as they appear, as extrav­a­gant as they are, com­fort — just isn’t the first adjec­tive that comes to mind. have a look for yourself.

the footwear con­cepts of andreia chaves


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  • that's cool
  • H.E
    that's Awesome , but i can imagine the comfort you were talking about heheheh
    who is going to wear this ? they are not beautiful but the idea is amazing .
    miss chaves's work is impressive.
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