
When first looking at these clogs by Cynthia Vincent, I wondered if someone had lost a bet and had been forced against their will to design the ugliest shoes they possibly can. Then I started to realize the genious behind this grotesque design. You see if the consumer stares at them too long, they will inevitably be drawn in and hypnotized into buying them. Hidden messages anyone?
When I go shoe shopping, I'm very happy to say I'm not prowling around for Ostrich skin boots. There are so many materials that designers have to make things out of and I often wonder who gets the idea to use these other materials. How soon do you think before we have a rat skin boot? Looking forward to that? Anyone? Oh and let's not forget that for the priviledge of owning such heels you will be paying $395.
Oh my, so wrong in so many ways. I can't even begin to understand why anyone would want a pair of shoes that a cow will look stylish in. The black and white design is just wrong, and the calf of the boots look much to wide. The only redeeming quality? The metallic heel, but unfortunately that doesn't begin to make up for the awful overall design.




