11 Heels from Hell ...

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11 Heels from Hell ...

Ah! A woman and her love for shoes...a tale as old as time, a mystery as mysterious as life itself. I will never quite get why Cinderella didn't turn back to get the gorgeous glass shoe and chose the pumpkin carriage instead, silly spells be damned! Unless, the glass shoe was secretly... a shoe from hell...like these 17 heels from hell. What can I say, some shoes were just not made for walking!

1 Antonio Berdari Heel-less Boots

Antonio Berdari Heel-less Boots Victoria Beckham wore these Antonio Berdari latex heel-less thigh high boots to the Beckhams' perfume launch in NYC back in 2008. Trust the fierce Mrs. Beckham to readily try gravity defying fashion stunts....and pull them off!

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2 Christian Louboutin Extreme Ballerina Heels

Christian Louboutin Extreme Ballerina Heels Louboutins almost always make me gasp but this time for completely different reasons! Who in the world is going to walk in those and more importantly how?! Thankfully, these were meant to be solely an exhibition piece at David Lynch's Fetish exhibition at the Galerie du Passage in Paris. Besides Louboutin himself said, "You can't walk or run in these shoes.They're only made for lying on your back." Phew!

3 Eelko Moorer Wooden Stilts

Eelko Moorer Wooden Stilts While these "stilts" sort of defeat the purpose of wearing shoes in the first place, I have to say that they look intriguingly fantastic! Of course considering the creater Eelko Moorer studied 3D design along with a technical course in shoemaking and received his MA in product design, it is easy to see why his designs are so out there!

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Eelko Moorer's creations defy traditional footwear, embracing a bold juxtaposition between art and function. His wooden stilts aren't just visually arresting; they're a statement piece, testifying to Moorer's avant-garde approach to design. With a sturdy wooden construction, these heels are not for the faint of heart. They are sure to turn heads and challenge the wearer's balance in equal measure. Imagine the confidence it takes to walk in these towering sculptures—Moorer crafts for those daring to literally step up their fashion game.

4 Alexander McQueen Geisha Inspired Heels

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I am a HUGE fan of Alexander McQueen's work, god bless his soul. But these double planked heels are drecktitude personified! Yeah, I'm not breaking my feet for those.

5 Julian Hakes Mojito Shoes

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When your inspiration is as unique as footprints in the sand, you expect nothing short of a gorgeous end result and that's exactly what these Mojito shoes are. Unfortunately without a foot plate, I'm not so sure if they are as practical as they are beautiful. Such a pity!

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The Julian Hakes Mojito Shoes are a stunning example of modern fashion. They feature a unique design that is sure to turn heads. The shoes are made with a combination of leather and suede, giving them a luxurious look and feel. Unfortunately, the lack of a foot plate makes them impractical for everyday wear. Despite this, the Mojito Shoes are a great way to make a statement with a unique and stylish design. They are sure to be a hit among fashion-forward women who want to stand out from the crowd.

6 Guo Pei's Sky High Heels

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I love the intricate geomterical details in these shoes but I usually find it quite a task to walk with normal heels and I'm pretty I'm going down face first with these on.

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The geometric designs on the Guo Pei heels are nothing short of wearable art, showcasing innovative craftsmanship. Yet, their vertiginous height is more suited for a carefully choreographed runway moment than a jaunt down Main Street. I can only imagine they might require a personal spotter just to ensure each step isn't a prelude to a tumble. For those who dare, these heels are a bold statement piece, pairing well with confidence and perhaps, a comprehensive insurance policy for your ankles.

7 Alexander Mcqueen Platform Boots

Alexander Mcqueen Platform Boots Ooo dizzying! Frighteningly dizzying! 12 inch leather boots are no joke my lovelies and Heidi Klum did it every bit the justice it deserved while shooting for German Vogue. Shoes like this are probably the reason why Heidi's legs are insured for a whopping $2.2 million!

8 Polly Veirty Masochist Heels

img.allw.mn Ouch! Can you imagine the entire weight of your body resting on a bunch of flimsy wires?! I know fashion trumps pain when it comes to beauty (sometimes) but these aren't even pretty! Yep, clearly a sacrifice I'm not willing to make!

9 Prismatic Paper Shoes

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I'm all for recycling and showing love for mother earth etc. but I'm not sure how well these paper shoes by Mathieu Missiaen and Julien Morin fit into that plan. Clearly, this idea does not translate from art to fashion but I do have to say that I LOVE them! Have you seen happier shoes? Or more colorful shoes for that matter?

10 Alexander McQueen Armadillo Heels

Alexander McQueen Armadillo Heels When I started this post, I knew McQueen would feature more than once and here we are! Who doesn't remember these bizarre shoes from McQueen’s spring 2010 collection? I haven't still made up my mind about whether I love them or hate them but I just can't stop staring at them! Btw, there are only 21 of these in existence but considering only the *very* brave would even think about slipping into these, that shouldn't be a problem.

11 World's Highest Heels

World's Highest Heels This post would be incomplete without including these shoes. With 16 inch heels and 11 inch platforms, produced by LadyBWear Limited, these are officially the world's tallest heels and hold a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records. 16 inches is mad I tell you! Mad! On a side note, if there was a spot for the ugliest shoes in the list, I bet these would be in the top five.

Wow! I don't have a fear of heights but any of these shoes could change that. Seriously, models you are a brave kind! Which of these heels from hell gave you the heebie-jeebies?

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