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Seen above, the gun heel from the Chanel Cruise 2009 collection. Chanel Gun Heel (Thanks, Michael-Anne Rauback!)

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#1 posted by Anonymous , October 24, 2008 10:47 AM

What's the TSA going to think of that?!

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She'd never be allowed on the airplane with those shoes.

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fashion meets Planet Terror gun leg

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A little text, proper lighting, plain white background...

James Bond movie poster.

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I wonder if he got this idea from Bayonetta?
"Do you want to touch me?"
Blamo!

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Looks like a good way to break your ankle.

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"These heels are killing me!"

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I saw Madonna sporting these in some godforsaken fashion magazine a while back. I thought they were so "Guy Ritchie" and then, well, you know.
Anyway, the whole gun shoe thing reminds me so much of this glorious image we all recall.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Terror

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I am soooooo tired of the weapons craze in design. I can't wait 'til it fades out. It's not clever anymore. Even if it were, it's not well executed here.

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Beretta heels are sooooo last year.

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Of COURSE she wouldn't be allowed on a plane with those. But I'd love to see the expression on the TSA guy's face when she takes off her shoes for the explosives sniffers. :)

OTOH, some idiot in the concourse might call security on her and she'd get arrested for carrying a "hoax gun" without even getting anywhere near the check point. At least in Boston.

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TSA is the new black.

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hw lng bfr pln sprts ths?

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It really boggles my mind to think about the people who would actually buy these shoes. I mean, c'mon, they're Chanel, so they are obviously pretty expensive. Who would pay money (lots of) to own some novelty heels?

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@7: Ba dum ching!

@4: Yeah, these made me think of James Bond movies too. These totally belong on an evil Bond girl. 007: Dressed To Kill.

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To be complete, they've got to go 'POW' with every step.

I don't dislike the idea, but they seem a bit flimsy to me, surprisingly cheap-looking (mostly the silver ones). I'd really like them if they were sleek patent leather and no strap, like court shoes.

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The triumverate of UGLY TASTELESS and GAUCHE.

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Actually, a sleek gun barrel heel would be more artful.

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They look particularly painful to wear, one-upping the "Platforms of Terror" that came from Prada for Spring 09. Look at where the heel connects to the sole - it's right in the instep, not the heel of the foot.

Heel = low sensitivity, lots of shock absorption. Instep = high sensitivity, little shock absorption. Poke yours for comparison. Yowch.

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Ah, fashion. The ancient art of convincing people that shit is gold.

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nope, that's politics. Fashion is getting them to wear the shit.

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seriously now darlings, phu-leeez! Open toes with a small slide-frame low caliber? That is sooo last season Milan, what were they thinking!?

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@ TAKUAN

nope, that's politics. Fashion is getting them to wear the shit.

ZING! Good one!

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As of right now there is a huge wait for these shoes. When they do come out the price is going to be $2,200. There are other manufactures as well that has the same idea of heels out there that you can buy now for under $100.

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#26 posted by Anonymous , December 4, 2008 8:26 AM

Do they even allow high heels on planes? I thought the whole security thing was to stop people from emulating movies and I'm pretty sure I've seen a movie where someone uses a high heeled shoe as a weapon.

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