Tuesday, January 25, 2022

Sandwich Shoes


A picture of sandwich-inspired shoes has sent the Internet into a frenzy and people absolutely go mad. 

There are those who are saying they're the must-have fashion accessory of 2022 – but for sure, not everyone is a fan! 

The 'Deli Sandwich Platform Sneakers' are made to look like a sandwich, with a beige bun area and 3D vegan leather salami, lettuce, cheese, and onion filling. 

It’s fair to say that not everyone is convinced by the £85 shoes from alternative clothing store Dolls Kill – and moreover, they'll probably admit that they don't go with most of your clothes as well. 

After being posted onto their Instagram page, Dolls Kill’s 3.8 million followers had something to say about the shoes. 

One person admitted: “I work at Subway and I’d so wear these to work”. 

Another added: “I’ll wear them, I’m different, you only have one life to live”. 

Of course, not everyone liked them, as some were in disbelief at the unusual pair of trainers – and proffered disparaging remarks. 

One person commented: “Hell no”. 

A second user added: “Get those out my face”. 

While a third user slammed: “Nasty". 

I suppose with these shoes, you'll either love them or hate them!

Malaysia’s High Court have ordered former deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (right) to enter his defence over 47 counts of money laundering, bribery and criminal breach of trust involving a foundation he had set up. 

Judge Collin Lawrence Sequerah ruled on Monday that the prosecution had established a prima facie case against Zahid over misappropriation of funds totalling RM124.31 million from Yayasan Akalbudi, a foundation meant to eradicate poverty. 

Zahid is facing 27 money-laundering charges, eight for bribery and 12 for CBT related to the funds in a trial that began in November 2019 and has involved 99 prosecution witnesses so far. 

The former home minister and deputy prime minister, who is MP for Bagan Datuk in Perak, is also involved in a separate trial where he faces more than 40 counts of corruption in connection with the foreign visa system.

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