Lolice shoes by Belma Arnautović

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Sarajevo designer Belma Arnautović has created a collection of shoes including these candy-filled heels.

The collection features bright colours, patent leather and objects such as sweets, beads and satin ribbons.

Arnautović created the collection while studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo.

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Here's a little text from the designer:


A shoe collection branded Lolice is the graduation work of product designer Belma Arnautović based in Sarajevo, on department for product design at the Academy of fine arts in Sarajevo.

Inspired by candies and cakes, these conceptual shoes for girls are completely wearable.

The idea behind the design lies in dreamland, that which is edible and reminds us of childhood.

The designer aimed to produce eccentric unique pieces that bear symbols of fun, dreams and candy perfume.

They are produced in cooperation with crafted shoemaker in Sarajevo in December 2009.

One Response to Lolice shoes by Belma Arnautović

  1. great styling in here. interesting shoes. 2nd photo is lovely! tim burton will like your portfolio.

  2. phut says:

    wow. I wanna use it in lecture room.

  3. Brigitte Bardot says:

    my sweets smell cheese.

  4. win says:

    These are so ugly, I don’t even care that there was a ‘concept’ behind them.

  5. starving says:

    WTF. NO.

  6. nicey says:

    too too sweet :)

  7. Fantastic idea,
    I like my bon-bons to be where I can have easy access to them.
    At the movies: Just lift up my feet and ask my friends if they would like some.
    At the bank: Offer the tired looking teller some soft chewy wine gums.
    At the gynecologist: ….

  8. alex says:

    form follows (dys)function…

  9. ARX says:

    idiocracy?

  10. Mademoiselle Zorro says:

    Those shoes should not appear on Dezeen (but maybe on another site with more fashion, girly stuff, knick knacks..). This is not the right place and she is going to have an amount of bloody comments…

  11. I LOVE IT !

  12. Bill says:

    Not that I’m totally against it, far from it, but this webazine seems to be something of a magnet for h8trs

  13. Katy says:

    The official shoes of girls with a sweet tooth (and a sense of the absurd) everywhere. All thumbs up for this one.

  14. fabsolute says:

    Don’t be so close-minded, conservative dudes.
    A pretty story is told to us over there.
    Let’s be enchanted by this sweet wonderland’s foot outfit for sweet legs.

    yummy

  15. sean says:

    I watched Toyland this past Christmas and wish I saw a little more of this.

  16. José says:

    pretty disgusting to eat candy out of your shoes and they don’t look really practical anyway, imagine having to run on those. It seems interesting as art concept though.

  17. Kathleen says:

    Love it, love it… so much so
    that I’d like the option of
    putting my own glitter or
    marbles or roses inside
    the heals.

  18. Doug Osborn says:

    Lame publicity stunt…. get it?….Lame. Oh never mind.

  19. Sara says:

    simply ugly and not practical.

  20. E says:

    Thats some ugly shoes.

  21. madD says:

    a new way of gum to gets stuck on your shoe

  22. Albanian says:

    Arnautovic-Arnaut comes from ottoman empire, in old turkish means Albanian…
    Strangeeee !

    A

  23. claudia says:

    simpáticossss

  24. commentator says:

    love those MIKA shoes!
    lollipops everywhere!

  25. Fizz says:

    Hmm, dunno….. I’ll have to Choo over this one… (hohoho)

  26. BRian says:

    NIce concepts!

    Sweet!

    B

  27. monica says:

    where can we buy it? are they on the market?

  28. JIIM says:

    Oh!!! So Creative

  29. Aniluts says:

    Dauhteeeeer!!!! Bring your candieeeees, for decorate our shoeeeessssss!!!! Hahahah

  30. Adaro says:

    I think I love the leg candy more than the designs itself >:)

  31. Xandy says:

    I like some of these more than others. The really conservative ones are totally wearable and still have a feeling of girlish fun, Gumball heels are brilliant, and though I don't like the candy bowl ones as shoes, every conceptual project needs one totally out there expressive piece.
    Why are people so hard on designers who put the fun back in function? Lighten up.

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