Gallery: 12 Ex-Girlfriends Reimagined as High Heels
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"Honey." Sebastian Errazuriz's 12 Shoes For 12 Lovers re-imagines his ex-lovers as high-heeled shoes. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz Studio*
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"Crybaby." Errazuriz designed each shoe based on his relationship with the woman. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
Uprated ELM with twin solar panels for electricity and a radiator for active cooling. Image: NASA/Grumman03shoe-The Rock-2
"The Rock." The shoes are accompanied by a short narrative that further explains his relationship. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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"Gold Digger." Though each pair is loosely based on the women's personalities, the designer says the project "doesn't attempt to be a serious analysis of any kind." *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
Dual-Mode Lunar Roving Vehicle configured for remote-controlled operation. Image: NASA05shoe-Heart Breaker-2
"Heart Breaker." The shoes were designed as a CAD file, then 3-D printed. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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"Ice Queen" Sophie was modeled after a woman who never really thawed to Errazuriz. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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"Hot B" is a woman who the designer met a wedding. She's now immortalized as a pair of melting, lipstick red pumps. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
Artist's concept of basic Apollo Lunar Module (LM). Image: NASA08shoe-The Virgin-2
"The Virgin." No need to say more. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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"Jet Setter." Despite the project's personal nature, Errazuriz claims that on the whole, the response has been mostly positive. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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"The Boss." The shoes "represent a playful tongue-in-cheek homage to the ladies I have been lucky to date" he says. *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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"The Ghost." *Image: Sebastian Errazuriz*
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