7 Most Creative High Heels That'll Make You Gasp ...

These colorful Origami heels are some of the early work of Le Creative Sweatshop. Le Creative Sweatshop is a creative studio based in Paris that connects fashion, design & contemporary art. These heels are magnificent and look like they belong on the feet of French pop star, Yelle. It's unfortunate that they aren't wearable because they would complete any '80s look.

This spiraling creation is from the mind of architectural designer Julian Hakes. He calls this creative and complex design the Mojito shoe. He originally designed it as a work of art, and rightfully so. But it is now being mass produced for us daring fashionistas to buy and rock on our feet. This design won Hakes the "Best Footwear Designer of the Year 2012." It sells for around $250.00.

Fashion loves to pull in ethnic designs. These unusually creative heels are historically inspired by the Brazilian Aboriginal Tribe called "Yanomani." The shoe designer, Breno Cintra says the shoes, "reflect the characteristics of the Aboriginals' temporary architecture, which is traditionally constructed mainly of thatched palm leaves and wood." They kind of remind me of a baby's bassinet from the side view.

These colorful creative beauties are by none other than Christian Louboutin himself. I would totally rock these with a leather jacket, jeans, and a white tee. They make me think of porcupine quills, the most expensive kind. If you want a pair of these Pigalle Spikes it will cost you $1, 295. What do you think about that?

I would file these pair of Pradas under my sophistafunk folder. They are edgy, colorful, and creatively designed for everyday wear. These heels are inspired by the Mohawk hairstyle, which is clear from the side. From the front angle they resemble a peacock. The Mohawk heel is a sure conversation starter that I'd love to add to my wardrobe. Do any of you ladies know the price for this shoe? No, really, I'd love to know!

These creative high heels are from Kobi Levi. Out of all of the shoe designers I checked out for this list, Kobi was by far the most creative. The Sling-Shot heel is made from leather and wood. I'm not sure how comfortable this heel would be given the exaggerated arch, but I'd be willing to give them a try. I've never seen anyone rock these before.

These aren't made for child's play, these heels were created for your feet. These Slide Heels are another creation from Kobi Levi. His blog states that they are made from leather. But they must have some other material for the slide heel. The Slide Heel is super creative, but probably not practical for daily wear. Would you rock them?

If you consider yourself creative then I bet your creativity crosses over into your personal style. These are just a few of the creative footwear options available today. What are some of your personal favorites? We'd love to read about them in the comments section!