Costume Critique #3 / Psycho-pass

I watched Psycho-pass, a Japanese cartoon. The story is located in Tokyo, Japan, a hundred years from now. The form of the government in Japan installed the Sibyl System, which scans people's psychopath level so the society can avoid having criminal action by isolating those who have high psychopath level. The main character is a recently hired police woman, and she works hard to solve criminal situations.
Stuff and casting information does not declare who did costume designing for this show. But, it declares that character designing is done by Kyoji Asano, so, I assume that Kyoji also designed costume for each character.
What people wore in the show was very similar to what we usually wear, and I often forgot that the story is about a hundred years future, which confused me sometimes. At the same time, it was very effective to create very strong link between our society now and the society in the story; the link helped me to take problems I found in the story as real (or as something that can really happen in the future). So, I basically liked the costuming. One thing that I could not really accept is their shoes because their shoes always look to be too fancy to chase a criminal.