Ladies… You might have some awesome shoes in your collection, but the one thing that your shoe closet is probably lacking, is some cake.
The Shoe Bakery wants to remedy that, with a line of footwear inspired by and modeled after baked goods. The shoes do not run cheap… but how else will you be able to match your feet to your other cake couture?
Check out some sweet footwear below…
[link, via this isn’t happiness]
If you’re having trouble deciding which dessert to have in Paris, perhaps it’s as simple as choosing whatever matches your outfit. That’s what Parisian pastry chef, Tal Spiegel, does by coordinating confectionary works of art with his shoes.
The Instagram account, desserted_in_paris, is a feast for the eyes just for the desserts. Then, upon further inspection, we discover that the desserts are merely fashion accessories. See more below and over at Instagram.
Bacon and eggs go together like left and right. So, it only makes sense that they’ve merged into a pair of shoes.
Bacon and Egg Shoes are brought to us by Mozo. The shoes were actually crafted especially for food professionals, with vented sides and slip-resistant soles. Perfect for the short order breakfast cook, or any chef that doesn’t know their bacon from eggs.
Adidas recently launched its mi zx flux line, encouraging camera-phone owners that need new kicks, to design their own sneakers.
It’s simple… download the app, snap a photo, and manipulate it into an awesome pair of Adidas, that you can then purchase. Of course, with anything that involves taking pictures, you’re going to get some hungry people and their food porn involved.
So, without further ado, here are a few of the best food-related Adidas mi zx fluxs created by fans.
[link, via First We Feast]
Shoe Bakery specializes in creating high-end shoes to look like various forms of dessert. Therefore they’re also very good at making women’s heads explode.
Whether you want some red velvet on your feet, or to step out with two ice cream cones — the Shoe Bakery appears capable of making the sweetest footwear imaginable.
But these awesome dessert shoes will not come cheap, as a pair would cost anywhere from $200-$400. Extra sprinkles are free.
[link, via Miss Cakehead]
