Though many may claim otherwise, Stuart Weitzman’s Cinderella Slippers could perhaps be the world’s most expensive shoes. The shoe is made of platinum threads and the finest Italian leather. It is also adorned with several platinum diamonds and one of them is of 5 karats.

These were displayed in Harrods in 2004 and were worn by Alison Krauss and if you are interested in buying these pair of slippers, make sure you have $2 million. Now I really can’t say if it’s the world’s most expensive pair of shoes or slippers but I definitely can say that this particular pair of shoes would be the envy of the evil step mom and other hags, if Cinderella wore it to the party.

So go ahead and make that $2 million payment before anyone claims this pair of shoes as their own. I am sure you would love to walk in the shoes of Alison Krauss and the like, literally.

Via: Wanfala

The fashion facet of EliteChoice is pro-active in unveiling the latest designs and patterns available in accessories and foot wears. Undeniably the designer collection is not easily spotted and hence we here keep our eyes and ears open to get the insight of the ongoing parties, hence scanning the fashion divas from head to toe. If you can recall, four-months back, I featured here £1,800 heel-less high heels by Briton Antonio Berardi (witnessed the eyelids of over 20k readers on a single day) and today we are here to feature another competitive sample of sandals.

Pictured above is a $2 million sandal from Stuart Weitzman that was sported at the Le Vian party in Las Vegas. The silver leather designer heels flaunt 185 carats of tanzanite and 28 carats of diamonds.

The frontage strip sports a slim belt of diamonds with fitted profound gemstones to arc around the ankle with a 16 carat pear-shaped tanzanite plunge bordered by diamonds that swings over the face of the foot. The stones on the sandals seem to be mounted unswervingly onto the leather and hardly seem to be detachable.

Via TanzaniteFoundation