Most expensive shoes or style statement

- Most expensive shoes
Whether they are the most expensive shoes or just a plain pair of slippers at a road side shop, girls want them all. It is a well known fact that girls have a fetish for buying shoes and many girls have closets filled with shoes in different colors, patterns, shapes and prices! Though shoes are worn on the feet in recent times shoes have become the centre of attraction. Shoes have become as important as any other accessory or apparel. Due to this people go to extreme levels to create something unique and out of the box, something that will not only catch the eye but also the pocket of the buyers. Amazing range of shoes is made with extraordinary materials that increase the value of the shoes to unimaginable levels. These kinds of shoes are generally seen in the media glare at public events and generally celebrities and socialites prefer to adorn themselves with this category of shoes.

- Most expensive shoes
Some of the most expensive shoes that are seen include diamond encrusted sneakers, traditional shoes with a unique design made especially for the royals, shoes made in combination with platinum and diamonds, ruby and rhinestone pumps, high heels with diamond adornments, stilettos made in platinum with uniformly cut round diamonds, ruby stilettos made for awareness of a social cause, heels with tanzanite and diamonds, satin heels with antique earrings used as a shoe accessory and pure gold shoes encrusted with diamonds.
These most expensive shoes cost millions of dollars and have taken years to be made. Though they cannot be seen at the usual shoe shop and one cannot see people on the streets walking around in these kinds of shoes but they are commonly seen at award nights, movie premieres, high profile parties etc. Photos courtesy of worldsmostexpensive.org and spaestethic.com




Remember how bad Dad looked? What makes you think you look any better? You don’t.
I heard that dreaded kitten heels appeared earlier today at Louis Vuitton. But last night at Alexander McQueen, it was still cobbling to the extreme: sculptural shoes with ten-inch heels. The more hooflike ones reminded me slightly of Balenciaga’s intense platform from several seasons ago. I had actually tried those on, and they were quite secure until I tripped on the fashion closet floor and nearly broke my ankle. At McQueen, these were almost literally works of art, some sculpted to look like the fossils of ancient yet alien sea creatures. Others had a cool, old-school robotic thing happening with pieces of metal screwed together. They’re amazing to look at, but would you buy them to wear or display in your living room?