Shoes are worn mostly for safety and comfort, fashion comes next in line. But what about shoes that don’t protect your feet and neither are comfortable? Yup, those exist.
So today let’s take a look at some of the weirdest shoe designs of all time!
What a Fashion! Most impractical shoe designs ever!
Heel-less heels!
Heel-less heels, makes total sense, right?
These are the heels that do not have heels! I cannot even walk in normal heels, imagine walking in these!🤦♀️
What is that shape?
My feet hurt just by looking at the arch made by these shoes!
How are you supposed to bend your feet like that and walk comfortably, I will never understand!
Front-less shoe
Umm! No, absolutely not!
I mean who would ever wear these and why? The main purpose of shoes is to protect your feet and in these half of your feet are hanging out!
Walk on nails
That just looks frightening for some reason.
I can just imagine stepping on somebody’s foot accidentally and what an accident that would be.
We love cheese!
What do grated cheddar cheese and high heels have in common? I thought nothing until I saw this photo…
Cold feet, Literally!
If you have never walked on snow in your whole life and you really want to, you might wanna give these I try. (I will not be responsible for what happens to your feet!)
Horse feet🙅♀️
This looks like some part of a deer-fairy-thing cosplay or a furry fetish! Either way, the lacing is good.
Pants? Shoes? Pantshoes?
Imagine having to find the right size in these😂. These are a crime against good taste in fashion.
Are you coming or going?
When you want to burgle but don’t want anyone to figure out which way you went.
The forest fairy
When you want your shoes to look like a natural fit, and the worst thing about this is that THE SHOES ARE TOO SMALL FOR HER FEET!!!
Would you wear any of them? Honestly, I would buy these to throw on the faces of people I hate. 😂
Photo credits: Google
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