Unbelievable? At The Price Of Rs 164 Crore, These Are The World's Most Expensive Shoes
Rs 164 crore. That¡¯s not the net worth of some billionaire, but in fact the price of world¡¯s most expensive shoes. As crazy as it may sound, it is true. Priced at $19.9 million, the ¡®moon star shoes¡¯ are the world¡¯s most expensive shoes, designed by Italian shoe designer Antonio Vietri.
Rs 164 crore. That¡¯s not the net worth of some billionaire, but in fact the price of world¡¯s most expensive shoes. As crazy as it may sound, it is true. Priced at $19.9 million (approx Rs 164 crore), the ¡®moon star shoes¡¯ are the world¡¯s most expensive shoes, designed by Italian shoe designer Antonio Vietri.
World's Most Expensive Shoes: Moonstar Shoes By Antonio Vietri
The "Moon Star Shoes¡± are the most expensive shoes in the world. They are a tribute to Dubai's Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
As per Forbes, Moon Star Shoes were showcased in 2019 during the MIDE (Made in Italy, Designed in Emirates) Fashion Week, held on a yacht in Dubai. The heels of the shoes are made from solid gold and decorated with 30 carats of diamonds. Additionally, these shoes incorporate an exceptional and rare material - a piece of a meteorite from Argentina, dating back to 1576, which adds to their exclusivity and high value.
Italian shoe designer Antonio Vietri is not new to creating high-value footwear. In 2017, he had crafted the world's first 24k gold shoes.
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World's 10 Most Expensive Shoes
Moonstar Shoes by Antonio Vietri-$19.9 million
Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers Passion Diamond shoes-$17 million
Debbie Wingham Heels-$15.1 million
Shoes Thrown At President George W Bush-$10 million
Harry Winston Ruby Slippers-$3 million
Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heels-$3 million
Michael Jordan¡¯s 1998 NBA Finals Sneakers-$2.2 million
Stuart Weitzman Cinderella Slippers-$2 million
Tanzanite Heels-$2 million
Tom Ford Custom by Jason Arasheben-$2 million
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