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May 15, 2008

The Red Shoes

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This brings new meaning to ballerina wannabes. Apparently, these are the rage in Japan. Ouch!  Is that what Moira Shearer would say?

May 15, 2008 2:02 PM | | Comments (20)

20 Comments

I think these are cute but p3rsonally i wudnt wear them!!!

I kno sum1 that did though--BEYONCE...on the back of her shasha fierce album she took a pic. doin sum kind of accrobatic move with these on but she wuznt standing up she was layin down..butt that comes 2 show u that if QUEEN B cant stand up in those MONSTROCITIES then america shud juzz give it up!!!

P.S- ku+e th0ugH~~~ lol

Why would you ever want to wear these? ->No offense to people who like them. But for reals.. They look painful to walk in them for one. And secondly.. They just look weird. If you are THAT desperate for a pair of high heels to make yourself taller.. you might as well bring back the platform shoes from the `80's.(:

Those aren't shoes; they are weapons!

These shoes are weired and how do you walk in them?? =]]

But soo groovilicious baby ...
:o amazing. Who designed??
Were can i buy a pair??

Lovee yaa.
xx

i lovethem, i am tall and adventurous and love cheese! and pot noodles....oooh and chocolate trifle xx HAHA :L

who in the HELL would wear those dammmmm shoes god they are funckin ugly sorry but they are.... :( make some new ones :)

wow they look like fold up shoes! Only for wanna be's and shorties!

These are bondage/fetish shoes...for real....search for foot fetish and you'll find them.

I SWEAR!! seriously, these shoes are just the most ugliest, most disgusting , retarded-est, demented-est , WEIRDEST shoes i have ever ever seen !
i mean seriously who the hell would wana wear em?? eeeeew! first of all theyre RED and look at her legs! her muscles are like about to rip out of her leg!!
HARD TRY lol


peeeaacce outt!!
sal_clearascrystal_wehh@ho t m a i l [dot] c o m

EWWW! who would want them??? my advice - NOBODY PUNISH THEMSELFS WITH....THAT OBOMINATION OF STYLE. lol XD no... really....DONT.

OMG!!! This shoes are so ugly!!! Yuck!! I don;t like them! They look sooo... UGLY!!!

omg these shoes are so cool1 i love them!
im a short gilr so these shoes will most def help me look a lot taller i can't wait to have them!!!! (:

what's the name of those shoes?

They look comfortable enough.. But if stumble you can break a leg.

thoses should die in a pit

...they're cute...i wouldn't wear them, not because it's "wannabe-ism" but just because they look painful...don't get me wrong there are people who can wear them with no problem I'm just not one of them...(p.s I wish people would stop gossiping all the time over nothing!...they're friggin shoes, get over it!!!!!)

HAHA :L

These look like deformitated pointe shoes. For wanna-be ballerinas who don't take the time to actually take ballet and strengthen the muscles needed to wear pointes.

Wow, those shoes are like ballet shoes except for without the style and grace. Seriously why on earth would u punish yourself?

Atleast for ballet you wear them for an art, this is just plain wannabe-ism.

I am a short height girl and those red colored high heel shoes are best for me.

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