Desbancando a Crocs

Eu acho que já falei pra vocês que não gostei das Mini Melissas de VW, porque achei-as muito exageradas para bebês. A do lacinho deveria ter um lacinho só em vez de três, e a do coração/estrela deveria ter um coração/estrela mais delicado(a) #prontofalei. Sei que muita gente amou os modelos, mas eu não, e acho um absurdo pagar 90 contos num sapato que vai ser usado por poucos meses. Já a Mini Aranha é uma coisinha fofa além da conta, um modelo cuti-cuti e delicadinho. Mas enfim, eu não sou mãe de gente (sou mãe de cachorro) e sapatos de bebê não me pertencem.

É interessante observar que todo mundo no exterior acha as Melissas baratas, mas tão achando as Mini Melissas caras. Pesaram a mão dessa vez, hein Grendene? Até o povo aqui fora tá achando o preço salgado!

British designer and punk icon Dame Vivienne Westwood is set to take on the dominance of Crocs in the children's shoes market, after launching her own version of cutesy kids shoes.

Working alongside the Brazilian footwear brand Melissa, Westwood took it upon herself to make practical children’s shoes more pleasing on the eye.

Working solely in plastic, the partners managed the impossible - to make waterproof heels cool. Now they decided to tackle shoes for little people, and were prepared to take on Crocs.

Using a design similar to the clog-style that became synonymous with the US footwear label, the Westwood jelly shoes contain one significant difference - they are aesthetically pleasing.

The slip-on children’s shoe by Melissa will be on sale at all Vivienne Westwood stores, and come in several fashionable styles and a range of "on-trend" colors.

As with every stylish upheaval, there is a catch - this one comes in the form of a £60 ($100) price tag.

Despite Westwood declaring that the most amazing part of this partnership was being able "to create modern products of a very high quality, but at affordable prices", the price was likely to be too high for the average British family.

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