The Finsk Project 2 Shoes Send You to Ridiculous Heights
Meghan Young — March 27, 2010 — Fashion
References: finsk & stylebubble
Ladies, gentlemen, and brave souls alike, Julia Lundsten has done it again with her Finsk Project 2 shoes. Last year Trend Hunter Editor Shelby Walsh wrote about Project 1, but those sculpted heels have nothing on these ones.
First of all, the Finsk Project 2 shoes have no heels, a theme we've seen a lot lately. It's the extreme sport platforms, however, that are boggling my mind. In case you're wondering how you're supposed to walk in them, designer Julia Lundsten has created a less insane version for her AW10 collection.
First of all, the Finsk Project 2 shoes have no heels, a theme we've seen a lot lately. It's the extreme sport platforms, however, that are boggling my mind. In case you're wondering how you're supposed to walk in them, designer Julia Lundsten has created a less insane version for her AW10 collection.
Trend Themes
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Heel-less Shoes — Potential for further exploration into designing and developing more comfortable and practical heel-less shoes.
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Extreme Sport Platforms — The demand for unimaginable shoe heights and increasingly unique designs represents an opportunity for innovation in the footwear industry.
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Sculpted Heels — Exploration into less conventional materials for more sculpted heels could bring about a new wave of shoe design.
Industry Implications
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Footwear — The footwear industry can leverage the rise in popularity of unique shoe designs with unconventional materials to offer consumers a wider variety of options.
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Fashion — The fashion industry can capitalize on the growing trend of unconventional and boundary-pushing shoe designs to differentiate themselves in a crowded market.
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Technology — Technological advancements, such as 3D printing, represent an opportunity for innovation in the manufacturing processes of unconventional shoe designs like the Finsk Project 2.
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