Those who have dreamed of becoming a fashion designer might be delighted by a pair of experimental high heel shoes by Israeli designer Sharon Golan. The graduate design student showcased her "modular shoes" at an exhibition in Jerusalem last week.

The shoes allow wearers to piece together the heels from a variety of small parts. Each heel comes together when four separate pieces are attached together -- and to the foot -- by silicone rubber bands. The design lets wearers piece together the shoe anyway they want, and a total of 256 different combinations can be made.

That means that with one pair of shoes, you'll really have a new pair for every work day!

Crazy Heels
Golan, a graduate design student, poses with her design, a pair of modular shoes at an exhibition in Jerusalem Reuters
Crazy Heels
Golan's shoes are made up of four separate plastic pieces which are held together on the foot with silicone rubber bands. Reuters
Crazy Heels
Golan's shoes are made up of four separate plastic pieces which are held together on the foot with silicone rubber bands. Reuters
Crazy Heels
Crazy Heels Reuters
Crazy Heels
Sharon Golan, a graduate design student from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, poses with her design, a pair of modular shoes, at an exhibition in Jerusalem July 21, 2011. Golan Reuters
Crazy Heels
The design allows the wearer to change looks by replacing any one component of the shoe offering a total of 256 different footwear combinations. Reuters