Gucci creates a luxury version of rubber shoes, selling for over GHC 3,700

• Popular high-end fashion house, Gucci has released an interesting footwear collection reminiscent of the school’s popular rubber sandals
• The fashion brand has created a deluxe version of the jelly sandals that were popular among 90s kids.
• According to reports, rubber sandals sell for over GHC 3,700 and have no variation from the pairs worn in the 90s

In 2021, rubber shoes have made a serious comeback in women’s fashion, signaling the growth of the retro 90s style trend.

Well, the demand for rubber shoes seems to be on the rise and fashion houses like Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga are on the hook.

Joining that list is Gucci and one of their latest releases is all about nostalgia and more.

The fashion label took the rubber sandals that were popular with children in the 90s and early 2000s and created a line of luxury shoes.

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Constructed from semi-transparent rubber, the Gucci rubber sandals are available in a range of colors. An all-transparent, all-black pair, or a bolder green iteration are the options.

A pair of these sandals cost N203,595 ($490) according to shopping website, Matches Fashion.

Reactions as Balenciaga unveils destroyed version of Paris sneakers

Social media users are buzzing with mixed reactions following Balenciaga’s latest campaign that puts destroyed shoes up for sale.

For the campaign for their new Paris sneakers, the luxury fashion house released an exaggerated version of the distressed shoes.

Netizens reacted to a report suggesting the shoes are selling for a whopping N768,000, or around $1850.

Record set of white diamonds to dazzle at candle auction

A 228.31-carat golf ball-sized diamond is set to go up for auction in Geneva and is expected to sell for around 12.4 billion naira.

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The Magnificent Jewels auction at the luxurious Hotel des Bergues in Geneva should attract big spenders who have a taste for the finer things in life and love a unique piece.

ECR reported that Max Fawcett, head of the jewelry department at Christie’s auction house in Geneva, explained that it was the first diamond of its size and carat to be auctioned.

Source: YEN.com.gh