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The shoe closet - Shoejobs Footjobs Shoe Bukkake Shoefucking: Glass shoes
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drmgero
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Thu, Sep 24, 2009 02:40:54
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Hello, lads!
This is the translation for a story I read just today at the brazilian MSN site (http://msn.onne.com.br/cesargiobbi/
notas/arquivo/#9880)
Like Cinderella
Martin Margiela's little glass shoes: just like Cinderella's.
The designer Martin Margiela became famous because of his eccentricity when designing masterpieces. His ultimate creation are the "Glass Slippers", which seem to have been made inspired on Cinderella's crystal shoes. Designed in glass, they represent the ultimate shoe fetish, with an unique style. But if you do not intend to wear them about, you can show them as decoration objects. Not believing? Even Margiela himself relies on the success of his creations as pieces of art, since he sells the shoes separetely. One foot goes for US$ 1,227.00 and a pair goes for US$ 2,580.00. It is sold at Maison Margiela Stores, spread throughout USA, Europe and Asia.
Original portuguese article below:
Como Cinderela
Os sapatinhos de vidro de Martin Margiela: como os de Cinderela
O designer Martin Margiela tornou-se famoso por sua excentricidade na hora de criar peças. Seu exemplo mais recente são os Glass Slippers, que parecem ter sido feitos inspirados nos sapatinhos de cristal da Cinderela. Confeccionados com vidro, eles representam o máximo do fetiche em sapatos, com estilo único. Mas se você não pretende usá-los por aí, pode exibi-los como objetos de decoração. Não acredita? Até Margiela confia no sucesso de suas criações como peças decorativas, já que vende os sapatos separadamente. Um pé sai por US$1.277 e, o par, por US$ 2.580. À venda nas lojas Maison Margiela Stores, espalhadas pelos Estados Unidos, Europa e Ásia.
Would you "try" one of these? :D
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Shoeboi
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Thu, Sep 24, 2009 18:13:44 |
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They are beautiful. Yes I would try and wear them.
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Mrs.HighHeels
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Sat, Oct 03, 2009 14:37:29 |
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I would love to have one just to display
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