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*In 1995 [[Cyd Jouny]] made a crossover between a basketball sneaker and a stiletto mule. |
*In 1995 [[Cyd Jouny]] made a crossover between a basketball sneaker and a stiletto mule. |
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*Nobox, by Reebok an unsuccessful design in the mid-90's. [http://www. |
*Nobox, by Reebok an unsuccessful design in the mid-90's. [http://www.MBTMVP.COM women boots] |
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*Moxy, by Cherry avenue [http://www. |
*Moxy, by Cherry avenue [http://www.MBTMVP.com] |
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*[[Converse Chucks]] |
*[[Converse Chucks]] |
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Revision as of 07:33, 7 December 2009
Sneaker boots are a type of shoe that mimics the visual appearance of a traditional sneaker, but is equipped with a high heel. The heel makes it impossible to use them as anything but dress shoes.
Examples
- In 1995 Cyd Jouny made a crossover between a basketball sneaker and a stiletto mule.
- Nobox, by Reebok an unsuccessful design in the mid-90's. women boots
- Moxy, by Cherry avenue [1]
- Converse Chucks
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