When it comes to how they should conduct their lives, those who are wealthy and well-known have several options available to them. They can take on any challenge because they have a lot of money to spend on things like automobiles, houses, restaurants, and clothing. Anything seems like it might be improved, and you can get a designer and unique version of everything these days. To put together the ideal outfit, selecting the right shoes and other accessories is of the utmost importance. It's hard to believe that the things you walk on could cost a lot of money, but when you see the fine art and craftsmanship that went into making them, it makes more sense. Let us see the 10 most expensive shoes worn by celebrities.
Platinum Guild Stilettos
One of the luckiest people in the world is Laura Herring. She has worn shoes worth $1.09 million, an amazing fact that not many people can say. She was lucky enough to wear these Stuart Weitzman Platinum Guild Stilettos to the 2002 Academy Awards. This type of diamond is now a signature of many of Weitzman's designs. It's not easy to put these on shoes, and you can imagine that the work that goes into designing and making them is almost as expensive as the jewels on them.
Nike Air Force 1
This is the game of shoes. Some heels and sneakers cost as much as folk's houses and cars, so in some instances, as much as the wealthy and famous's financial assets. I can only think of Outkast as a group that would wear shoes worth $50,000. Big Boy's Nike Air Force 1 shoes are packed in diamonds worth $13,000. This sneaker for men has a lot of bling! They are among the most expensive shoes ever made for running. Even though these shoes were made with so many P&C Diamonds, it wasn't for nothing.
Rita Hayworth Heels
Some of us cannot even imagine dipping our toes into anything costing a few thousand dollars, much alone very few million dollars. Rita Hayworth was one of only a few well-known people who could do this. Even though she is known for her talent, this could be the moment that makes her famous forever. In this picture, her shoes are worth $3 million. Yes, you heard it right! In The Shawshank Redemption, she wore these shoes for the first time. Princess Yasmin Aga Khan then went and got them.
Cinderella Slippers
Stuart Weitzman again comes out on top! This time, Alison Kraus went to the 2004 Oscars wearing his $2 million Cinderella Slippers. Stuart's collection of high-end shoes makes the red carpet sparkle. This set has 565 Kwiat diamonds, which are thought to weigh a total of 55 carats. The laces are made of platinum, and the 5-carat amaretto diamond in these shoes is so rare that it is said to be worth $1 million.
Crystal Dreams Stilettos
This is one of Stuart Weitzman's most well-known shoe styles. Only famous people can wear these shoes, and many A-listers have worn them on the red carpet and in movies. Every time a celebrity wears these rare, hand-made shoes, they become more well-known, more popular, and, of course, more valuable. Anika Noni showed these off at the Oscars in 2007.
Michael Jordan's Air Jordan 12
Some expensive shoes don't have fancy high heels. There is a huge market for sneakers, and the money value of this group keeps going up. Among the most costly pairs of jogging shoes ever made was Michael Jordan's Air Jordan 12. These runners will cost you $104 765. Think about that—for running shoes! Jordan himself used to own them. He wore them when he was sick and still played for the Chicago Bulls in the 1997 NBA Playoffs. Because of this, they will always be known.
Tom Ford Shoes
On the final episode of America's Got Talent for the 2014 season, host Nick Cannon donned a pair of loafers encrusted with diamonds. Cannon is recognized for having a high standard of life, and it is obvious that he has the funds to purchase everything he desires. On national television, he flaunted his limitless sense of style by donning a pair of shoes designed by Tom Ford that cost a whopping $2 million. Naturally, he had them created just for him by the manufacturer.
Air Jordan 3's
DJ Khaled is well-known for his eccentric sense of style. He wears flashy, bombastic clothing and is willing to experiment with anything to create a fashion statement. This became much more apparent when he was seen sporting sneakers with the Grateful Air Jordan 3 logo. These runners will set you back $25,000 even though they seem to the untrained eye to be "just shoes." When others saw him proudly wearing these shoes, they quickly gained popularity, and today every guy wants a pair of their very own.
Ruby Slippers
We owe some fantastic and well-known shoes to The Wizard of Oz, who we may thank for providing them to us. Judy Garland was the first character in this film to put on a pair of Ruby Red Slippers. This occurred before 1939 when the film was released to the public. They are now valued at an astounding $ 660,000. It is said that the first person to possess them received them as the second-place prize in a competition when they were 16 years old. People think this happened in the United States.
Stuart Weitzman
It wouldn't be the same without Stuart Weitzman's shoes on the red carpet. Many of the world's wealthiest and most well-known people want to wear his brand. Weitzman shoes are a must-have on the red carpet and the "must-have" list of every celebrity. They are the dream of anyone who loves shoes a lot. Marilyn Monroe never wore the Marilyn Monroe Shoe that he made, but it looks like she did.
