Tuesday, 8 July 2014

As Emma Watson steps out in strange structural heels, Entertain9jar looks back at the most bizarre celebrity shoes ever #TheElitePartyinJuly #IRepEntertain9jarBlog via @myentertain9jar

Jessie J, Lady Gaga and Victoria Beckham will want to forget these hilarious footwear faux pas

EMMA Watson attended the Christian Dior Couture Fall/Winter 2014 fashion show yesterday. 
The British Oscar-winning actress opted for a one-shoulder monochrome dress featuring a sheer spotted skirt that showed off her enviable pins.
But as Emma sat front row, we couldn't help but notice her rather strange black and white Christian Dior shoes with a bizarre structural heel and thin black straps.
Emma Watson attended the Dior fashion show wearing weird shoes [Wenn]
Emma Watson attended the Dior fashion show wearing weird shoes [Wenn]
As we lust after her odd footwear, Entertain9jar takes a look back at the top celebrity shoe shockers of the past decade… 
Angelina Jolie teamed her gold Christian Louboutins with a black Michael Kors dress [Rex]
Angelina Jolie teamed her gold Christian Louboutins with a black Michael Kors dress [Rex]
ANGELINA Jolie wore a rather odd pair of gold Christian Louboutin structural heels at a Malificent press conference in Shanghai.
Brad Pitt's fiancée teamed the custom-made metallic shoes with a classic LBD by Michael Kors.
Lily Allen wore LED platform trainers earlier this year [Instagram]
Lily Allen wore LED platform trainers earlier this year [Instagram]
Lily lit up The Brit Awards in these LED Ashish platform trainers earlier this year.
The light-up shoes reminded us of our favourite flashing childhood trainers.
Katy Perry looked bizarre when she wore these Prada flame heels [Getty]
Katy Perry looked bizarre when she wore these Prada flame heels [Getty]
Roar singer K Pez pounded the pavement in these bizarre Prada flame heels, which made her look as though her ankles were on fire.
Superstar Beyonce looked weird in these beaded heels on the red carpet [Getty]
Superstar Beyonce looked weird in these beaded heels on the red carpet [Getty]
In a departure from her usual stylish footwear, Beyonce wore these strange purple shoes with blue and gold beaded heels.
They don't look very practical to us.
Scarlett's running shoes weren't very stylish [Flynet]
Scarlett's running shoes weren't very stylish [Flynet]
Blonde beauty Scarlett went for a run in these hideously unflattering Vibram FiveFingers running shoes.
Not a good look, Scarlett.   
These skull thigh-high boots were the opposite of stylish [Wenn]
These skull thigh-high boots were the opposite of stylish [Wenn]
I Will Never Let You Down singer Rita's gothic, skull-print thigh-high boots couldn't have been tackier.
These lace-up boots did nothing to flatter Jessie J's legs [Getty]
These lace-up boots did nothing to flatter Jessie J's legs [Getty]
Vocal powerhouse Jessie J squeezed her pins into these uncomfortable-looking black lace-up thigh-high boots, which looked as though they were cutting off the circulation.
PVC boots without heels? Not a good look Victoria Beckham [Getty]
PVC boots without heels? Not a good look Victoria Beckham [Getty]
To celebrate the launch of her fragrance alongside hubby David, Victoria Beckham wore these bizarre PVC platform boots without any heels.
It's safe to say she has become more chic over time…
What were you thinking Marion Cotillard? [Getty]
What were you thinking Marion Cotillard? [Getty]
The French actress suffered a major fashion faux pas in these scary sandals with little ivory people for heels.
What were you thinking Marion?
Kelis' Alexander McQueen are simply laughable [Getty]
Kelis' Alexander McQueen are simply laughable [Getty]
Wow.
Milkshake singer Kelis stunned us into disbelief when she wore these curved Alexander McQueen Armadillo banana heels, which have to be up there with one of the funniest fashion items we've ever seen.
Lady Gaga is the queen of weird fashion choices [Getty]
Lady Gaga is the queen of weird fashion choices [Getty]
Weird, smelly, meat wedges.
Enough said.

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