
and they do look very high indeed.
the next couple of photo's also taken with a cellphone is a curious designed shoes with a wire mess like design. i do wonder what knee boots or thigh boots - or even a full body - would look like?


and as its winter down there it appears that thigh boots are making a come back. is that leading the fashion tend or do australians follow it? if so which way does it go around the world?
xx

2 comments:
Well, the cagey boots were from Yves Saint Lauren, but they're no longer available on that website. But here's some similar sorta boots. http://couture.zappos.com/n/p/dp/49382452/c/5291.html
video you might like: "Plastic Doll" by Aira Mitsuki
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWHr-E4NNkg
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