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Regine January 18, 2007 art in barcelona, wearable

Shoe of the day

So there’s this designer called Gori de Palma who paid her models to wear this fancy accessory on the catwalk of the Pasarela Barcelona this week. Anyone knows what the girl had on her feet?

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    cristina on January 18, 2007 at 5:48 pm

    this picture reminds too much of joan morey’s work. Morey is an amazing artists whose works have been dealing with the relationship between fashion and fetish (and many more issues, of course) for the last decade..
    he has scheduled performances (only by appointment) in centre d’art santa monica (barcelona) until march.. you could see one of his ‘models’ at the show site http://www.elmalejemplo.com

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