Flip, flop over, and kick your feet up. It's summer, baby." MSCHF has gained recognition for creating campy, outside-the-box shoes - many of which are controversially inspired by other companies ...

A secondary tongue and a mule-like heel shape keep the foot in place ... but concluded the shape of the shoe wasn't suited for "normal" forwards wear. In February, MSCHF officially released ...

That’s, of course, if you can actually get these shoes off your feet. If these viral MSCHF boots have come across your FYP, it’s likely because you’ve seen a video or two of people ...

They are easily the most attention-hogging thing I’ve ever put on my size 11 feet ... manipulation. MSCHF is, after all, the company that minted $1,018 red and black “Satan Shoes,” which ...

And, you know, my feet are size 10 ... I think it'll be a raffle because that's what [MSCHF has] done for previous shoes where people have 24 hours to enter into the raffle, and then they'll ...

The MSCHF BWD, which can be worn backwards and forwards, is almost here. Here's an on-foot look of the quirky sneaker design (Image via Sole Retriever) The shoe's upper features a combination of ...

With riskier projects, MSCHF has pushed the boundaries of copyright law: After the 2021 release of its Satan Shoes, modified Nike Air Max 97 sneakers that sold out in under a minute, Nike filed a ...

MSCHF has said they incorporated “cartoonishness” into the shoe design, so wearers could feel freed “from the constraints of reality.” “You never design shoes to be shaped like feet.

The plastic Aircast boots resonated with Bentel and the MSCHF team so much that, on October 19, the art collective-slash-fashion label is now releasing a whole shoe inspired by it. (You may ...