Italian architect and designer Gaetano Pesce came up with a pretty cool concept for his first collaboration with Brazilian footwear label Melissa. His futuristic plastic ankle boots above can be easily customized with the help of a pair of scissors, and transformed into a pair of flats or even sandals.
The new Melissa by Gaetano Pesce will be available in August in the six color options pictured above.
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Wow! I actually like those!
Posted by: Rachel | 06/10/2010 at 10:24 AM
I love these!!...Italians KNOW design......but only for summer,spring and autumn up in NYC!...in the winter, you would freeze your tootsies off...and also they can take this to another level and use recycle rubber or materials
Cheers..
TONY(NYC)
Posted by: tonyc | 06/11/2010 at 02:56 AM