Swordfish |
Edwardian Hamburger
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Une collection iconique des années '80 popularisée par la forme distincte de son bout pointu, le Swordfish a été repensé par John pour créer cette superbe botte. Faite d'un cuir Texas vieilli et robuste, avec une semelle en tunite, une fermeture éclair à l'intérieur, des courroies et des boucles, il n'est pas surprenant que les modèles de la famille Swordfish soient collectionnés par les vedettes du rock. Le Edwardian Hamburger comprend aussi un talon cubain enrobé de cuir de 3.5" (9 cm) qui maximise le look Fluevog.
Lorsqu'on lui a demandé le nom de cette nouvelle création, John s'est dit que la botte aurait pu être portée au 18e siècle, mais avec un talon glam américain...« C'est comme s'il datait de l'époque édouardienne, mais aussi d'une Amérique moderne...comme la tarte aux pommes ou les hamburgers. Je sais, on va l'appeler LE EDWARDIAN HAMBURGER!»
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Posted by Lulu from Ireland:
Diabolical
These are truly wicked shoes. Transformative. The sort that shifts a mood. I had to have them. The toe bump is totally necessary at this heel height--it makes room for the toe as it slides forward in the shoe, when walking. Not so sure about the all-day walking in 3.5 inch heels, as others have said. As I sez, I had to have them, and wanted to believe that they were all-day wear. They're more comfortable than most heels, but between the height and the pointy toe, they're not for the faint of foot. <-)
Posted by Elisabeth from Vancouver:
Want to feel like Keith Richards?
Wear these boots! They add the perfect rock n' roll touch.
Considering how "out-there" these look in the pictures, they are surprisingly not weird on your feet. They are an awesome combination of stylish, tough, and sexy. The black are cool, but the burgundy ones are even better. They are made to go with denim -- skinnies, bootcuts, straight legs -- it all works. Add a tight tee shirt and a stylish blazer and you're good to go. Plus they make a satisfying click-click-click noise when you walk. Let 'em all know you're coming! Cause they're going to notice. And their eyes will pop a little.
As for fit: I found them true to size, both length- and width-wise. They are marked as having a 3.5" heel, but it doesn't feel like it. I can walk all day in these.
Posted by Christophe from Belgium:
Just the way I want them, ...
Got them last week, I first thought that they were lost at customs.
My size is a men's 7 1/2 so I ordered on advice a size 8. the first two days they were a bit tight in the front, but after the second day they already settled quite well.
I just love the way they look. I like the Gothic / Punk style combined with a heel which for men is over the top.
At the office you cannot go unnoticed anymore, though my colleagues are used me seeing on heeled boots very regularly.
Combined with skinny trousers they really stand out, ... Keep them coming, and especially with the heels. :-D
As for a male it's very hard to find decent high heeled boots to wear on a regular basis. ,-)
The ULTIMATE Rock & Roll Sh*tkickers!
These could be nicknamed "Lemmy".
I'd been lusting over the Edwardian Hamburgers..... And then the Mpls store opened!
They excitedly had them sent from the Chicago store... I'm a size 11 but they advised me to order a 12- perfect!
They came today...
SHOEGASM!!!
My Edwardian Hamburgers are black. I immediately envisioned these with my Dogpile "Joey Ramone" skinny black jeans.
..........Add a biker jacket, hop on the Harley and turn the Motörhead up to 11... HELL YEAH! >-)
Posted by Ursula mayr from Minnesota:
Cool
Got these yesterday and initially thought the wrong size had been sent. Turns out a mans 8 is a woman's 10. I could not get into them. Fast forward overnight: they defrosted (!)!and hey presto, fit perfectly. Moral of story: when living in MN, warm up your shoes before trying on... ]:o) ps I'm usually a standard 9.5
Posted by Leah B from Seattle, WA:
runs small
These are the 2nd pair of Fluevogs I've ever owned. I tried them on in the Vancouver store but wasn't ready to throw down 360 bones just yet.
I'm a women's size 12 in the normal shoe world but discovered that i would need a size 13 in fluevogs (guys... you really need to fix your footlasts >-( ).
Once my order arrived I began having second thoughts. These make your feet look soooo long :-( ...
I still like the gothy, edgy-ness they bring though. I'll wear them around the house a bit more before I decide if they're keepers
Posted by shellarella from Canada:
@>-
my wonderful husband strikes again! the sass, the sexy, the swag of these boots cannot be compared!! i slipped them on and knew i'd be taking these babies home. i adore my 7th pair of fluevogs!
fluevog forever
Posted by melly from Virginia:
Oh John, you satan, you saint!
Bought these last weekend at my local Fluevoggery in WashDC and have been waiting for their appearance on the website so I could "SQUEEEEEEE!" a review: SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Have wanted a pair of Swordfish since the very beginning, but for one lame reason or another, never took the hook. Well, I have now and I'm never going back! These boots are comfortable, quality, rock with a short skirt or skinny cords, and turn heads wherever I strut. The combination of full front zip with straps, the underslung heel, and the heavenly bizarre toe construction is devilishly divine. My feet love these boots and now I love my feet! Mine are burgundy--love the contrast with the black straps--and are both raw and elegant, something John's designs often accomplish. How does he do it?! No matter: keep 'em coming, sir!
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