A pair of sneakers have debuted on the internet and everyone is very interested in the design.
While these Maison Margiela Black Fusion Low Sneakers look like your run-of-the-mill shoes, a small design feature is causing people on social media to lose their minds.
It's being called a 'transparent rubberised trim' as well as a 'Melted effect detail' however everyone reckons it looks like something else...loads of hot glue (get your mind out of the gutter).
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What's even more outrageous is that these bad boys will set you back a casual $2,183 (£1,125).
That's probably because these sneakers have 'low-top buffed calfskin and mesh sneakers in black', 'perforated detailing at round toe', 'lace-up detailing in grey and black at vamp', 'logo embossed at black padded tongue', 'signature white stitch at padded mesh collar' and a 'treaded rubber sole in black'.
Sounds pretty ritzy but it would be hard rocking these in public without everyone thinking you had blown a load over your shoes.
But if you think these are weird looking shoes, wait till your eyes get a whiff of these.
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Designer clog brand Crocs has joined forces with fast-food giant KFC to bring the world just what it needs right now: poultry-scented sandals. Yep - that is what we've all been asking for.
Set to go on sale later this year, the 'KFC x Crocs' shoes are a feat of podiatric engineering.
Complete with the chain's famous red and white branding and two meaty charms, the clogs were launched in collaboration with New York Fashion Week.
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Launching the interesting design, Crocs' website says: "Do you love world famous fried chicken? Do you love Crocs? Do you love brand spokespersons like Colonel Sanders? Then, boy, howdy, do we have something for you.
"Covered in a fried chicken print and a striped base, these will make your dreams of wearing a bucket of chicken finally come true.
"Finally. Your two favourite brands, immortalised on a rivet to prove a collaboration happened.
"Each pair of co-branded footwear comes with two Jibbitz charms made to resemble and smell like fried chicken."
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Adding: "Not for human consumption."
But this is just one in a long line of bizarre takes on the classic Croc. Last year, we were treated to GOTH CROCS.
That's right: Crocs, but with a unique gothic twist. Said 'Goth Crocs' have been spotted on Etsy, where they're being sold for £190.60 ($248.62), plus delivery, by US store Heavy Cream.
And before that, Chinatown Market created a version that were covered in AstroTurf.
Featured Image Credit: Maison Margiela
