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Karl Lagerfeld
Karl Lagerfeld is most like...Scottish Track Cyclist Sir Chris Hoy.
At first glance, we wouldn't expect the Kaiser to have much in common with a man who wears brightly colored spandex each and every day, but good lord, were we wrong. With four gold medals to his name as the most successful male cyclist in Olympic history, Scotland's Chris Hoy is so talented that he was knighted by the Queen for his contribution to the sport. And, with Karl receiving France's Legion of Honour award and kicking ass every season — let's be real, we're still dreaming about fall '10's furry Chewbacca boots — it's clear that it's more than just body composition that's keeping these two on top.
Photo: Via Selfridges
At first glance, we wouldn't expect the Kaiser to have much in common with a man who wears brightly colored spandex each and every day, but good lord, were we wrong. With four gold medals to his name as the most successful male cyclist in Olympic history, Scotland's Chris Hoy is so talented that he was knighted by the Queen for his contribution to the sport. And, with Karl receiving France's Legion of Honour award and kicking ass every season — let's be real, we're still dreaming about fall '10's furry Chewbacca boots — it's clear that it's more than just body composition that's keeping these two on top.
Photo: Via Selfridges
Alexander McQueen's armadillo shoes are most like...Japanese gymnast Asuka Teramoto.
These 10-inch stunners pretty much topped out the competition in terms of jawdroppingly tall heels, but Japan's teeny-tiny gymnast — who is 4 feet, 6 inches tall — can do some serious tumbling, and we're not talking the kind we'd we'd be doing after trying to strut in these bad boys. We'd like to side with shoes so dangerous that the models refused to walk in them, but at the end of the day, they're just not as shiny as the promise of a gold medal. Sigh.
Photo: Via The Met
These 10-inch stunners pretty much topped out the competition in terms of jawdroppingly tall heels, but Japan's teeny-tiny gymnast — who is 4 feet, 6 inches tall — can do some serious tumbling, and we're not talking the kind we'd we'd be doing after trying to strut in these bad boys. We'd like to side with shoes so dangerous that the models refused to walk in them, but at the end of the day, they're just not as shiny as the promise of a gold medal. Sigh.
Photo: Via The Met









































































































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