June 3, 2010

French Designer’s Flash Ballerina Shoes

Category: General — By Kelson @ 4:04 pm

Bleeding Cool reports on the results of French fashion designers taking inspiration from DC Comics characters. Among the results: €175.59 Flash Ballerina Shoes.

The imperfectly-translated writeup on the listing:

Why “Flash”? We liked the idea to create a ballerina inspired by “Flash”, to keep only the flash of lighting of his great male powers and to put it in women feet!” — Repetto.

More images of this odd fusion at the listing, plus more examples of comics couture at the Bleeding Cool article. The shoes are on the cheap side of a collection that includes €1663.88 Catwoman boots.

10 Responses to “French Designer’s Flash Ballerina Shoes”

  1. mbish says:

    This is the time I most regret not being able to wear ballerina flats. My feet are to wierd and they slip out.
    *sadness* :(
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  2. Mr Maczaps says:

    wait what? this has to do with Flash how? why?
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    • mbish says:

      The designer used The Flash as inspiration for these shoes.
      They are the bright red and feature a lightning bolt that mirrors his costumes design concepts.

      I really like th simplisity of them on a side note. They did not go too complex with the design which really suits them and in my opinion mirrors The Flashes costume concepts. His logo I find is the easiest to draw for example.

  3. Kyer says:

    Um…
    Let’s hope the wearers of these don’t end up breaking the dimensional barrier when they do a twirl.

    Or that the Reverse Flash Ballerina doesn’t show up.

  4. saranga says:

    i love these! but can’t afford them :(

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  1. http://speedforce.org/2010/06/flash-ballerina-shoes/ WAAAAANNNNTTT *grabby hands* Would it be stealing if I made a replica of them to wear?

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