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Ben Wang, April 26, the designers competed to launch a variety of creeper shoes - this type of shoes was originally designed for men to enjoy, frizzy uppers, coupled with silicone soles - with concave and convex soles, canvas shoes , flat sports shoes models, there are various styles of combination. This fashion concept is not common, but it has now swept the men's and women's fashion scene. (Actually, it's sometimes hard to tell what kind of gender this shoe is for.)

The clunky style of Creeper's shoes is reminiscent of punk and grunge—and some fall and winter fashions are inspired by these two rebellious times—but their exterior is somewhat of a college style. Laura Doherty said, "It's really punk." Dougherty was the spokesperson for the Sk8-Hi series of Vans Skateboarding shoes.

Some retailers that mainly sell pop shoes for the public choose to wait and see. Brook Jaffe, head of accessories at Bloomingdale's, said: "For us, buying these products is not practical."

In spite of this, the creeper trail is still everywhere. From UGG to Moncler, from Ralph Lauren to Cole Haan, the style of the merchandise displayed in the showcase is bold and out of place. Celine's designer, Phoebe Philo, interprets this heavy, awkward shoe income in the “Early Autumn” series; this series will be launched in early summer.

This fresh, thick-bottom fashion may not disappear from public view in a short time. Many fashion big names are designing new shoe styles to prepare for the fall series. The designer of the women's brand Rochas, Marco Zanini, was impressed with the fall 2013 fashion show: he used bumpy soles to make women's dance shoes and masculine full-bodied leather shoes look chic. Mixed together. The pointed and closed design makes this pair of heavy shoes more elegant and less sharp.

The masculine temperament conveyed by Zanini's thick flat shoes balances the softness of the high-heeled shoes on the flyover. The heels of these high heels are extremely tall and detailed. The model must be rehearsed in advance to ensure a smooth catwalk on the platform. The hermaphrodite and the extreme femininity are also the theme of Dries Van Noten's fall fashion. In his designs, the soles of both men's and women's brogues seem to have been doubled.

Stella McCartney uses exaggerated and surreal bumpy soles on shoes and booties—all white or black. Wearing these shoes, walking is almost like stomping. Internet retailers Net-A-Porter and Rag & Bone have a similar model, which is a slightly thin sole with a white foam.

The appearance of Creeper shoes is not flattering, but because of this, it has also become a self and courageous choice. Leadra Medine is the blogger of the fashion blog “The Man Repeller” and the blog is influential. She said that creeper shoes have a kind of "coal fashion sense."

Ellen Mirojnick, a Hollywood costume designer, said, “The Creeper shoes are not pretty at all.” Mirokinek tried to interpret this kind of shoes through a movie character. She conceived a “thin” "Fashioned and bold to break the stereotypical image, Mirokinnik ruled out the possibility of other female characters in the movie wearing this shoe (though she thinks this shoe will complement a young, fashionable male character). She said: "Creeper doesn't touch sexy."

The name of this shoe is also not attractive. Its earliest name, "Peeper Peeper," dates back to World War II. When the soldiers were on vacation, they would wear the thick desert boots that were issued by the government.

There is no doubt that this trend was created by designer Miuccia Prada, who has always been famous for challenging fashion tastes. The creeper shoes that Prada launched in the spring of 2011 are ugly to be loved, and this kind of ugly appearance can only be tasted by a professional fashion designer. The shoes of that season were mixed with men's rough leather shoes, canvas shoes and rubber soles, and they quickly became popular with independent artists. The film director Pedro Almodovar has a colorful version. Rihanna, a singer, once wore creeper for various occasions. The singer Madonna, the movie star Jude Law, and the movie star Ashley Olsen also have creeper shoes.

However, these shoes have barely entered the store. The creeper shoe lovers complained that even though these shoes have received a lot of attention in various blogs, they actually have nowhere to be found. However, its scarcity does not extinguish the passion of those who pursue it. It is because Prada's creeper shoes are scarce that this trend becomes stronger. China has produced a copy of the creepy version of the Creeper shoes, which sells for $29.84 on the eBay website.

Creeper's style was only widely spread two years later. And now, it has been accepted by the general public - and can be bought at various prices - it has found its own fashion positioning and continues to attract bold trendsetters.

Creeper shoes have such a strong personality, so there is no fixed rule for wearing such shoes – just wear confidence. It will add an extra touch to all costumes, whether it's custom made or village skirts. When creeper shoes meet tight-fitting custom clothing, it always brings a surprise. Mirokinick said, "They are direct and intense, and they have a full range of fashion."

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