The Most Expensive Shoes in the World — Can You Guess How Much They Cost?

Price: $1,244

Rick Owens teamed up with Adidas for the Rick Owens x Adidas Mastodon, which looks and sounds about right.

They're not necessarily something the best dressed women of 2019 would wear — but they exist.

Price: $1,571

Of course a pair of star-studded black and blue high-tops from Jimmy Choo would run you this much.

Price: $2,250

It’ll cost you over $2K to feel like you're walking around with adorable creatures on your feet, thanks to the all-over lamb wool and Gucci's signature Horsebit detail. Good or baaaaaaaaaad idea?

Price: $1,829 EUR ($2,800 CAD)

You'll be doing everything but kicking rocks in these Alexander McQueen Hobnail studded stompers.

Price: $6,000 USD ($8,000 CAD)

There was a time when celebs would shell out nearly $6K for these kicks from Rick Owens. Now you can find them on eBay for a fraction of the price. Pricey but nowhere near what they once went for. FYI, the black and milk ones seem to be the most in-demand.

Price: $28,000 USD ($37,000 CAD)

Marty McFly may have inspired these futuristic sneaks that lace themselves but by 2012, Nike made 100 more pairs. If you could get your robot hands on a pair, they would've cost you almost the same as a house was back then. (OK, not really but you know what we mean.)

These bad boys were a hot commodity as only 10 pairs were made, one of which was posted on eBay and fetched this pretty penny. Currently, another pair is on the block for the Buy It Now price of $10,499.99 USD ($13,970.24 CAD) but you need to be a size 8.

Price: $100,000 USD ($133,000 CAD)

On 2014's Drake Night during a Toronto Raptors game, Drake gave out a couple of pairs of his special edition OVO Air Jordan X sneaks. One lucky fan took her shoes and ran ... to eBay where she sold them for significantly more than they retail for.

Price: $104,000 USD ($138,000 CAD)

The most expensive Jordans to ever exist, the unique pair were worn by No. 23 himself during the infamous "Flu Game," where despite being sick as a dog, he still managed to score 38 points in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals. The signed shoes were autographed and netted a final bid of $104,765 at auction.

Price: $500,000 USD ($665,000 CAD)

The Stuart Weitzman creations may look delicate but the glamour game in them is strong. The silver toe band may be delicate but it's the diamond circles that strap the rest of the foot in that will take your breath away.

Price: $1 million USD ($1.3 million CAD)

Getting inspiration from Swarovski crystal earrings once owned by the late actress, Stuart Weitzman designed these elegant nude shoes upon which shimmering crystals sit atop a satin rose. They were auctioned off for $1 mill.

Price: $1 million USD ($1.3 million CAD)

The roses on the toes are made of 100 carats of 1.800 Kwiat diamonds, while 400 more stones are blended into the 40s-style heels themselves.

Price: $1.09 million USD ($1.4 million CAD)

Basically, if Stuart Weitzman's name's attached to a pair of shoes, they're going to be expensive. Like these strappy stilettos, which feature platinum fabric adorned with 464 Kwiat diamonds.

Price: $2 million USD ($2.66 million CAD)

Tom Ford collaborated with Jason of Beverly Hills founder, Jason Arasheben, who customized the shoes with more than 14,000 full-cut round white diamonds, totaling 340 carats. Not over the top, at ALL.

Price: $2 million USD ($2.66 million CAD)

Designer Stuart Weitzman teamed up with Eddie LeVian to create these silver leather, platinum-heeled stunners, made from 185 carats of bright blue tanzanite gemstones and embellished with 28 carats of diamonds. The delicate toe straps trimmed with tiny diamonds add that special touch.

Price: $2 million USD ($2.66 million CAD)

Stuart Weitzman was inspired by the Disney princess' sparkly shoes but the designer used Italian leather, while 565 Kwiat diamonds in platinum settings made up the lace-like ankle and toe straps, while only the right shoe had the five-carat amaretto diamond.

Price: $3 million USD ($4 million CAD)

Inspired by the late actress' favourite pair of earrings, the open-toed rust-coloured satin shoes were created by — you guessed it — Stuart Weitzman who adorned them with rubies, sapphires and diamonds nestled in the ruffle flower.

Price: $3 million USD ($4 million CAD)

Harry Winston spent two months carefully crafting the beauties, which consisted of 4,600 rubies and 50 carats of diamonds. After about sixty days, the opulent heels, glittering in all their glory, were unveiled at the House of Harry Winston, accompanied by a price tag of no less than three million — the most expensive shoes in the world!

Price: $10 million USD ($13.3 million CAD)

The shoes hurled at President George W. Bush by journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi during a 2008 Iraqi press conference were sold to a Saudi businessman for $10 million. A little grainy, but you can picture it, can't you?

Price: £11 million ($19.4 million)

Sorry, George Dubya. But the shoes that tried to take your head off have been replaced, and then some. The former "world's most expensive shoes" come from designer Debbie Wingham, who is also responsible for the world's most expensive dress (the Red Diamond Abaya, FYI). The high heels feature pink and blue diamonds that encrust the shoes, four three-carat white diamonds line the edges and gold zippers.

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Price: $17 million USD ($22.6 million CAD)

A combined effort between Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers, these heels sparkle with over 100 carats of flawless diamonds set on white gold. Of course, there's more gold, leather and silk built into "the most expensive shoes in the world."

When — and if — someone purchases the Passion Diamond Shoes, they will be made in their specific size. In case you're wondering, they're still up for grabs. Shocking.

Maybe the richest woman in 2019 will consider the purchase.