I would love to see Tina Turner, strut in these Rodarte 'Light Up Heels' with those amazing legs of hers. Lighting up the stage, stomping like a wildcat in a new totally funked up version of 'Nutbush City Limit'... Do you hear her roar? Feel the bass line thumping? Feel the sweat?
TWENTY-FIVE WAS THE SPEED LIMIT
MOTORCYCLE NOT ALLOWED IN IT
YOU GO TO THE STORE ON FRIDAY
YOU GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY
THEY CALL IT
NUTBUSH OH NUTBUSH
CALL IT NUTBUSH CITY LIMITS
MOTORCYCLE NOT ALLOWED IN IT
YOU GO TO THE STORE ON FRIDAY
YOU GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY
THEY CALL IT
NUTBUSH OH NUTBUSH
CALL IT NUTBUSH CITY LIMITS
Kate and Laura Mulleavy pulled out all the stops combining design and technology in creating the shoe. Taking footwear to a new height (these are almost five inches tall), applying the same approach and vision, that launched the sisters from Pasadena, California to fame in 2005.
They have acquired multiple awards in the fashion industry in a mere five years. Among them, CFDA Emerging Womenswear Designer Award, Swiss Textiles Award, CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year and finalist in the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award.
Rodarte is in the collection of the Fashion Institute of Technology, Museum and the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, both in New York City
Now getting back to the shoes... Do you think they can help you find your keys in the dark?
They have acquired multiple awards in the fashion industry in a mere five years. Among them, CFDA Emerging Womenswear Designer Award, Swiss Textiles Award, CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year and finalist in the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award.
Rodarte is in the collection of the Fashion Institute of Technology, Museum and the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, both in New York City
Now getting back to the shoes... Do you think they can help you find your keys in the dark?
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