Auralee x  Ne Balance FW23 shot at Paris Fashionweek

Succes is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, Practiced every day.

Y'all are probably not interested in seeing my Air Command Force hightops.

I mean, yeah, they're easy on the eyes.

Iconic? Sure. Mouth watering? Possibly. Intoxicating? Why not.

Plenty of filth for your tongue to lick away. But is that enough to really draw your interest?

I don't know. Maybe these kicks are worth sharing. 😉

Feelin’ myself 🙂

And I'm still wearing my new Nike Blazer Low '77 Jumbo' I'm impressed, I really like them. I was Apprehensive about buying them for fear that they were going to be so uncomfortable I wouldn't want to wear them but it has turned out to be the opposite and I don't want to stop wearing them. Lol . . . #badpawz #sneakerhead #sneakersaddict #sneakerholics #sneakerfreak #sneakerporn #sneakerholic #instagood #sneakerlovers #sneakerfiles #featuremysneaks #wdywt #womft #soletoday #instakicks #kotd #gaysneakers #igsneakerheads #onfoot #kicksoftheday #yesnike #kickcheck #nike #nikeblazer #nikeblazer77 #nikeblazerlow #nikeblazers #skets #sneakerfetish https://www.instagram.com/p/CpLyEyCP2OW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Introducing Nike's groundbreaking All-White Wedding Sneakers, the perfect blend of elegance and comfort for your special day. These stunning sneakers are inspired by the classic Nike Air Force One design, featuring a sleek, all-white color palette that complements any wedding gown or ensemble. With these shoes, brides and grooms alike can dance the night away without sacrificing style or comfort.

Yohji Yamamoto x Adidas

Random picture to see if I liked these on my feet or not because i be having mixed feelings 😂😂🩶

Blue Swallow Motel, Tucumcari, New Mexico, 2007. Film color is just different, and some cool film grain may even show itself in prints, so I'm glad I was still shooting film right thru to 2008. I remember standing in that cow field in Texas around this time, Cadillacs laid out in a row. I was elected official photographer for the day, without even submitting myself as a candidate. Probably because I had the biggest camera, but I didn't care, as I got to meet 66 travelers from around the world as they handed me their cameras and posed between the cars and the spray cans. Some had noticed me changing film, and were critical of going through all that trouble when a digital camera like they had would have been much more convenient. Fast forward almost 20 years, and I'm damn glad I have my big beautiful negatives instead of digital pics with the lowly pixel counts of those early cameras.  

My Route 66 Collections: http://frank-romeo.pixels.com/

"The Fine Art photography of Frank Romeo."

What would you do if you saw these Nikes on my feet?

Get down on your hands and knees to kiss them?

Maybe lick the treads clean?

Possibly become the floor I walk on?

There's always the option of getting trapped inside them.