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The Crazy Stripper Pumps of Unite Unveiled and Project Runway

By Frank Gargione

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  • Gordana Gehlhausen
  • Gordana Gehlhausen
  • Gordana Gehlhausen
  • Gordana Gehlhausen
  • Gordana Gehlhausen
  • Jesus and Antonio Estrada
  • Jesus and Antonio Estrada
  • Your shoe dropped something (like a ornament fallen off a Christmas tree)

Tuesday night we hit SoHo's Red Bull party space for Unite Unveiled—a group show featuring the work of three up-and-coming designers featured on seasons 6 and 7 of Project Runway. Great crowd, great party, great vodka, great work: But get a load of these crazy-assed tranny-stripper shoes! What? Why? Help us understand!

The event featured the work of Althea Harper—whose breezy, tie-dyed numbers were lovely and salable but whose footwear selections were just too tasteful to talk about here, Jesus (and Antonio) Estrada and Gordana Gehlhausen.
· Unite [Official Site]
· Althea Harper [Official Site]
· Haus of Estrada [Official Site]
· Gordana Gehlhausen [Official Site]
· All fashion week coverage [Racked]

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