MSCHF told CBS that it customized a pair of Nike Air Max 97 sneakers by attaching a crucifix as a shoelace charm, and adding to the soles "holy water from the River Jordan, which was blessed by a priest in Brooklyn." The resulting "Jesus Shoes" are available for purchase at shoe speculating site StockX for $4000:
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This sounds like something out of a 1990s episode of The Simpsons, but… In South Carolina at North Charleston High School, a program is underway to provide free belts as part of a campaign against sagging pants. Apparently the men behind the "No More Sagging" campaign—one of whom is a mentor at the high school—have… READ THE REST
Director Karen X. Cheng used DALL-E and several other software tools to generate outfits on a video of a woman walking down the sidewalk. I really like the blue and black one-piece! She describes how she made the video here. READ THE REST
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