Thesis Couture launches its Olympus One high heels, designed by former SpaceX executive Dolly Singh. Priced at $900, the heels use specialized technology to balance weight across the shoe, as Singh and a team of engineers rethink how heels are constructed.
Thesis Couture begins selling its engineered stilettos after three years in development. The shoes use structural engineering and advanced materials to improve load distribution.
Thesis Couture founder Dolly Singh assembles a team of specialists to develop a $925, four-inch stiletto designed to feel like a wedge. The group includes a former SpaceX astronaut, an Oculus engineer, an orthopedist, and shoe artisans, bringing aerospace, technology, medical, and shoemaking expertise to the project.
Former SpaceX recruiter Dolly Singh founds Thesis Couture to reinvent the high heel, working with engineers, an astronaut and a rocket scientist. Singh seeks angel funding for the company while collaborating with the technical team.
