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Miu Miu x New Balance Turns a Sneaker into a Luxe Backless Mule
fashion17 days ago

Miu Miu x New Balance Turns a Sneaker into a Luxe Backless Mule

New Balance collaborates with Miu Miu to transform the 530 SL sneaker into a backless mule in bleached white calf leather, blending athletic DNA with luxury flair. Priced around $1,270 for the white version, the style pairs a sneaker silhouette with a relaxed mule shape, offering a versatile summer option that can elevate everything from tailored shorts to slip dresses while maintaining a couture-inspired edge.

Maher Mocks Trump's Shoe Fetish and Cabinet 'Clown Shoes'
politics4 months ago

Maher Mocks Trump's Shoe Fetish and Cabinet 'Clown Shoes'

Bill Maher lampooned Donald Trump’s habit of gifting shoes to male aides and cabinet members, calling it a vanity fetish after reports that the president buys $145 Florsheim shoes for his inner circle and often guesses shoe sizes. The gag highlighted Marco Rubio’s ill-fitting pair, and Trump responded on Truth Social while Maher teased that he’ll continue addressing the feud on his show.

Google’s Virtual Shoe Try-On Expands Globally
technology9 months ago

Google’s Virtual Shoe Try-On Expands Globally

Google is introducing an AI-powered feature that allows users to virtually try on shoes through Google Shopping without needing to send photos of their feet, enhancing online shopping experience. The feature uses AI to generate images of users wearing different shoes based on uploaded full-length photos, and is expanding to support other apparel in multiple countries.

Archaeologists Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Giant Shoes, the Largest Ever Found
archaeology11 months ago

Archaeologists Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Giant Shoes, the Largest Ever Found

Archaeologists have discovered the largest Roman shoes ever found at Magna Roman Fort in Britain, with some measuring over 12 inches, raising questions about the people who wore them and their possible differences in body size or supply habits. The preservation of these organic artifacts is thanks to anaerobic soil conditions, and further analysis may reveal insights into Roman life, health, and social structure on Hadrian’s Wall.