Dress the Part of a Fashion Cop With Sky High Footwear by Tim Cooper
Marissa Liu — February 3, 2010 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
If you fancy yourself something of a fashion crime fighter, then the Stiletto Police project by Tim Cooper is for you. Featuring flashing red and blue lights on the toe and heel as well as a white and gold sign on the side emblazoned with the word ‘police,’ the Stiletto Police might even give you license to slap someone with an order to cease and desist (should their outfit offend).
No word on whether the Stiletto Police are equipped with any sort of siren, but if they are, please wear them wisely. We wonder if jay-walking in a pair of Stiletto Police shoes would still be considered a crime.
No word on whether the Stiletto Police are equipped with any sort of siren, but if they are, please wear them wisely. We wonder if jay-walking in a pair of Stiletto Police shoes would still be considered a crime.
Trend Themes
1. Fashion Police Accessories - Opportunities to design and sell fashion accessories for individuals who want to look like law enforcement officers.
2. Interactive Footwear - Creating footwear that has functional elements such as lights for medical practitioners, outdoor sports enthusiasts and rescue professionals.
3. Novelty Footwear - There is a market for novelty footwear such as shoes that can be used as a fashion statement for theme parties.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Retailers could capitalize on the trend of fashion police accessories to create an entirely new product line.
2. Medical Supplies - Medical footwear manufacturers could incorporate lights into their shoes to help surgeons and other medical professionals see better during procedures.
3. Event Supplies - Event organizers could stock and rent novelty footwear for themed events such as Halloween parties.
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