Innovative, breathtaking, unique, stunning and comfortable are not the words you expect to hear when describing a plastic shoe. The last plastic shoes I wore were jellies when I was five, but this Brazilian company is different.¬†Melissa is “a global fashion company that transforms plastic spheres into objects of desire,” for your feet. Sustainable and fashion forward, these works of art are still charming and comfortable. Zaha Hadid launched her signature style in 2007. She also has a Pritzker Prize for architecture. Melissa continues to put the celebration of design first by teaming up with many of fashion’s best, including: Vivienne Westwood, Judy Blame, and Alexandre Herchovitch. You can buy Melissa Plastic Dreams at tobi.com and¬†epauletshop.com.

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