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Lost Civilizations shoe by Anastasia Radevich

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Heels made by Anastasia Radevich

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by Anastasia Radevich

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Since tag generators no longer work, I added some pages to my blog so you can look by color, style and designer.

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Michael Cinco

Zuhair Murad

Georges Chakra

Farah Khan

Marchesa

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Stella de Libero

Roress

Christian Louboutin

Agora

Gianvito Rossi

Ziad Nakad

Deahnaten

Jimmy Choo

Giuseppe Zanotti

Elie Saab

Mak Tumang

Anastasia Radevich

Cristina Săvulescu

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Would You Rock High Heels Made from Fossils?

This article was originally published on June 18, 2015 but we think it still rocks!

Move over McQueen, because Belarusian fashion designer Anastasia Radevich is now in the running for having made the wildest women's shoes around. Using fossils, barnacles, and even blowtorches as her inspiration, Radevich calls the designs in her latest collection, Alchemy, "footwear artifacts."

It makes sense, considering that each takes months of research and two to three weeks of craftmanship to create. "The process begins with a mad search of inspiration," Radevich tells Creators. She walked us through the process of designing and creating a pair of her flamboyant high heels, from forming a "proper dialogue" of ideas in her sketchbook, to a phase of "experimental baking, sculpting, casting and metalwork," followed by designing the pattern for the surface of the shoe. "Pattern-making lately has become a playground for breaking the rules," she says. The last step is to sew it all together so everything fits, in her words, "like Lego."

Radevich's sketchbook

Growing up as the descendent of two generations of shoemakers, as well as studying at the London College of Fashion, pushed Radevich toward experimenting with tools from other mediums, including woodcarving, sculpting and smithing, and techniques like galvanization, rusting, silk printing, and 3D printed design. She stresses that she "always thinks of aesthetics and how they support the message and use the metaphor and mystery to draw the viewer to the shoe piece." 

Radevich currently has five different collections of high heels, Alchemy, Lost Civilizations, Kinetik, Dreamfall, and Biofuture. Check out examples of her most recent works below:

Alchemy

Alchemy

Lost Civilizations

Alchemy

Lost Civilizations

Lost Civilizations

Lost Civilizations

Alchemy

Lost Civilizations

Alchemy

Lost Civilizations

Click here to visit Anastasia Radevich's website. 

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3D Printed Shoe Sculptures Commemorate 12 Lost Loves

When Is a Shoe Not a Shoe? When It's the Apocalypse

Now You Can Put on a Light Show with Your Shoes

"Living Materials" Could Produce Self-Repairing Shoes

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Wedgwood Vestal Oil Lamp (1800 - 1820)                

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by Anastasia Radevich

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I have updated my tags

(Hint: This meant scrolling through all 1,109 of my posts and clicking ‘edit’ approximately a billion times)

So now you can find fashion tagged by the designer (if I know it) including Zuhair Murad, Marchesa, Mak Tumang, Anastasia Radevich, Paolo Sebastian, Elie Saab, Jimmy Choo and others.

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Combining Art, Craft & Technology

Fiber Optic Illuminated Heels

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  Anastasia Radevich’s shoe sense

The Canadian designer’s creations are much admired for their originality and experimentation

Just talking about shoes is quite inadequate in this case, because the creations of Anastasia Radevich (Canadian designer of Belarus origin) resemble architectural elements, sculptures, jewelry, and sometimes even fantasy creatures.

Keep your eye on Anastasia because she is definitely destined to make a name for herself in the fashion world. Sponsored by Foundation de la Mode in Montreal, Anastasia received a diploma in Footwear Design at the prestigious London College of Fashion, where she studied the history of the most important labels and where she stood out for her brilliant talent. Afterwards, she started working with Alexander McQueen and Nicholas Kirkwood.

Her first signature collection, which made its debut in June 2009 and was called “Biofuture“, featured elements inspired by nature such as fur, heels that resembled bones, and curvy lines like nerves which were combined with plastic bows and futuristic structures. Her latest collection “Kinetik” presents graphic stiletto heels, metallic or three-dimensional surfaces, and sparkling crystals like flashes of energy for stylish creations bordering on art.

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  Anastasia Radevich

Of Belarus origin she lives and crafts in Montreal, Canada. Having a distinction diploma from London College of Fashion in footwear design under her belt, she has spent a few years deepening into essence of technical design and art of the shoemaking at such creativity hubs as Alexander McQueen, Nicholas Kirkwood and Bolongaro Trevor (Creators of All Saints).

Among the knowledge Anastasia attained was also appreciation of the value of free unobstructed expression and creativity which is often uneasy in our profit driven society. This is when she has challenged herself to become not just a designer but a footwear artist and began exploring shoes as a medium. Shoes are her canvas where Anastasia combines art, craft and technology to relay a message, a story or a statement. She is morphing her inner world, inspiration and energy into a sculpture of a pump, open-toe or a boot.

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  Montreal Shoe Artist: Anastasia Radevich Combining Art, Craft & Technology Anastasia Radevich's shoe sense The Canadian designer's creations are much admired for their originality and experimentation…