Manolo for Men
Manolo Blahnik is much beloved of the ladies but he hasn't done much for the men lately.That's about to change. Vogue UK reports that Manolo has created a six-piece collection for men. The designs that Vogue shows are not for the average man. Sure, the red Oxford isn't too far out there but it would take a special man to pull off the leopard-print sandal or the lace-up peep-toe slingback. The collection should be out in stores in February.Think Manolo is the only one with daring designs for men's shoes? Check out more intriguing men's shoe options in the gallery below.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
lita Dec 4th 2007 2:09PM
How nice! Do they come with a matching bag to hold the man's testicles?
nicole Dec 4th 2007 2:41PM
eeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwww! would a guy ever wear those???
Jessie Dec 4th 2007 2:55PM
For flamboyantly gay men only.
amt Dec 4th 2007 2:51PM
Sick and wrong!!
jenna Dec 4th 2007 3:57PM
The only man I can think of that could pull off any of those shoes is David Arquette....
maggie Dec 4th 2007 4:06PM
You have to be kidding....they suck!!!!
vtc716 Dec 4th 2007 5:10PM
Manolo "BLAH" nik for sure! Right, what "man" do you know who will wear those?!?
Nornel Dec 4th 2007 6:02PM
Blahnik has benefited from clever publicity, but not only is he not a "man's man," he's not a woman's man, either: his womens' shoes are devilishly uncomfortable and VERY harmful to the feet. They remind me of a western version of Chinese foot-binding (constriction and eventual withering of the toes; severe limitation of mobility). Most of the pairs I've seen are clownish and absurd; it takes a celeb (read "compulsive exhibitionist") to want to be seen in these horrors in public, yet many otherwise intelligent women wear these things. Talk about the Emperor's New Shoes!
Denise Dec 4th 2007 7:04PM
Open toe dress shoes will NEVER EVER be a hit in the
male fashion world....! These shoes are hideous....!
Sherrie Dec 10th 2007 7:16PM
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