Well, we have different authentic brands like Adidas, Nike that never fails to disappoint us. Till now, they have designed many awesome shoes that one just can’t refuse to wear. Now, something very unique has come up which may surprise you. Yes, have a look. A Brooklyn based creative label, MSCHF has designed shoes with Jesus’s blessings on it and sole filled with holy water. Yes, true that. Jesus will be there on a pair of shoes? That’s truly incredible, right? And why would you not want to take those shoes on which Jesus’s blessings are there?

Soon after the launch, shoes were sold off

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That’s true when Jesus blesses a shoe, it gets sold out in minutes!. One of its kind holy water-filled sneakers has gone out of stock within a few minutes of launching them at a whopping price of USD 3,000.

Jesus Shoes are designed by Brooklyn based company MSCHF

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The very unique type of shoes has been designed by Brooklyn-based creative label, MSCHF. The special feature of these shoes is that they are injected with holy water from the Jordan River at the bottom and was blessed by a priest. If you will have a closer look at the shoe, you can see the river’s water is floating inside the sole. They have added some colour too to increase the visibility of the water inside the sole.

New shoes were recreated using Nike’s Air Max 97s trainers

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Nike has no affiliation with this creation. Their Air Max 97s trainers were repurposed into Jesus Shoes.

What’s unique about the shoe?

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You must be thinking that holy water has soared up the price of this shoe. But it isn’t like that. There is another unique feature that makes this shoe special and that is the Bible verse Matthew 14:25 — the passage that describes Jesus walking on water on the side of the shoe along with a single blood drop to represent Christ’s blood.

Not only the shoe, but its packaging is also religious

If the shoe itself is so religious how is that possible that it’s packing would be normal? The shoebox displays an angel along with a seal that resembles the official papal seal.

Road ahead

The founder of the brand, Gabriel Whaley has given a hint that they might be announcing second shoes very soon in the future.

What netizens have to say about this creation?

After this creation coming out, several people were shocked to such a thing.

One Twitter user wrote

So. Jesus shoes are a thing that exists. They have water from the river Jordan in the sole. I have no words. pic.twitter.com/rkSHxBDnBS

— Mistress of Shitposzing™️ (@shitposzting) October 9, 2019

Another user described

What a degrading and disrespectful concept to wear these symbols on your feet and touch the filthy ground. I wonder if others would tolerate poking fun at their beliefs and making profits nonetheless 😐

— Sera (@sera_withanE) October 10, 2019

This was something exciting no? Shoes filled with holy water and Christ Jesus over it is just like an added advantage which makes this shoe not only religious but also unique. Wanna grab these pairs?

Are you like me who loves to experiment with those glossy nail paints? Most of the girls like to paint their nails because nude nails look dirty to them. In fact, there are many myths associated with nail paints like nail paints are toxic, they ruin your nail’s health, etc. But that’s true. For sure, there are facts you might not be knowing about them. We have listed down some of the interesting facts about your favourite nail paints which you should know before you apply them the next time.

1. China was the first place where nail polish was used

China was among the first places where nail polish was used. It has a long history and it dates back all the way to 3000 BC. During those days, nail polishes were made using beeswax, egg whites, gelatine and vegetable dyes. The Ancient Babylonians used to paint their nails before going for the battle with a solid gold manicure set.

2. Nail polish was used to signify class rankings

Do you know during Ancient Egypt, nail polish was used to class rankings and only the best or elite class could wear red? Those who belong to lower classes used to wear nude or light colours.

Also read: 6 Amazing Benefits of Using A Nail Polish Remover in and Around Your House

3. Nail Polish was made from car paint

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During the 1920s, a Makeup artist, Michelle Menard has adapted the enamel which was used for cars to create polish for nails. At that time, Menard worked for a company known as ‘Charles Revson’ which is popular as ‘Revlon’ today.

4. A dentist has invented artificial nail for nail biters

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A dentist, Maxwell Lappe has come up with a new product known as Nu Nails which was an artificial nail designed especially for nail biters.

Also read: 20 Photos Prove The Magic of Glitter Nails, Try It To Feel The Magic

5. Hollywood is always known to set the trend

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Do you know actress, Rita Hayworth has popularized red nail polish in the 1940s after the introduction of Technicolor? Much later, Uma Thurman has started a new trend of vamp-colored nails, all thanks to her hit role in the 1994 cult film Pulp Fiction.

6. You can’t paint your nails on Aeroplanes

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Haha, that’s crazy now. You know one woman was even arrested for painting her nails when she was on a flight.

Also read: 5 Most Soul Satisfying Videos To Watch When You are Stressed Out and Want To Calm Yourself

7. Applying neon shades are technically illegal

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Yes, true that. But it’s not like that you can’t use those glow-in-the-dark shades on your nails as they aren’t FDA approved. Need not to worry, many companies are there like OPI formulas which have launched a line that makes FDA approved nail polishes.

Do you remember those old sarees in your mom’s almirah? Wearing mom’s saree when she is away from home was one of your favourite hobbies that you used to do with your friends? Now, what else? If your mom has lots of sarees lying in her almirah and she is not using them anymore. Believe me, this is not less than a lottery for you as you can transform those old georgettes, Banarasi and chiffon sarees into chic looking fusion wear. If you have a great fashion sense and you are trying to save some of your money, then you can

Try out these Saree reuse ideas to recreate some new and fashionable looking styles for yourself. Have a look-

1. You can design a lehenga out of precious Banarasi saree

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Now, who would not want to create a regal lehenga out of your mom’s heavy Banarasi saree? You can remodel her saree into a beautiful lehenga and believe me, it would look great and no one will even get to know about it that whether you’ve purchased or have recreated from an old saree.

2. Create a chic pencil skirt

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If you don’t want to create something ethic out of a saree, then you can also create a chic pencil skirt and pair it up with a white shirt and pencil straight heels.

Also read: 8 Desi Saree Bloggers are All Set To Inspire Young Ladies of Modern India

3. Turn your mom’s saree into a designer kurta

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You can also design a fashionable kurta out and pair it up with palazzo, simple leggings or dhoti pants depending on the type of kurta you have stitched.

4. How about creating a maxi dress out of that old chiffon saree?

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I know you are fond of wearing those summer maxi floral dresses. What you need to do is just pick up old cotton or chiffon saree and give it a refreshing makeover this summer.

Also read: Top Ways to Drape a Saree and Rock it Like a PRO

5. Create a beautiful Anarkali dress

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How about creating a beautiful Anarkali dress out of an old saree? Pop it up with huge vintage Chand-Balis, big bindi along with a bun hairstyle. Reuse plain sarees into Anarkali Kurtis can be the best use of your mother’s saree.

6. Make a matching dress with your kid

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How about twinning with your daughter with similar dresses? Creating the same dresses for your kids and yourself out of an old saree is the best and affordable option to wear on any occasion.

Also read: 5 Unique Ways To Style Up Boring White Shirts with Your Indian Outfits

7. You can also try making a short kurta from an old saree

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If you are fond of wearing chic shirts or short kurtas, you can try creating designer shirts out of an old saree. You can pair up those shirts above your jeans or denim shorts.

Above given are some of the refreshing and beautiful looks that you can recreate using your mom’s old sarees. This way you can save lots of money too. How many books have you tried before using your mom’s saree or which one did you liked the most?