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I simply love Mary-Jane pumps since such style pulls a very feminine look on every lady even if it kind of looks something that’s fashionable back in the 20’s. Such kind of pump has also been a hit for some these days, and good thing is, designers know how to modernize the classic style. Christian Louboutin is definitely one of those designers, and his latest design of which is the Christian Louboutin Corto 85 Patent Pumps. Coming in patent leather surely brings this classic pump to modernity, even if it is also in a classic black color. It may not have any other designs, but the glossy shade and the silhouette of this pump is enough to make it interesting for modern use. There’s a button fastening on the ankle strap, and it also comes with a round toe.
When asked what she wanted for Christmas, High School Musical’s Ashley Tisdale didn’t hesitate: “Christian Louboutin heels.” Hollywood’s leading ladies can’t seem to get enough of the red-soled shoes that are a fixture on red carpets and at fashion photo shoots. And increasingly, Louboutin’s designs are popular among everyday women who are willing to spend $500-$1,500 a pair. Though many people can’t pronounce his name (Lu-bu-TAHn), his signature red sole is instantly recognizable. “I definitely think Christian louboutin is, for lack of a better word, the hottest shoe designer that there is out there,” says Filipa Fino, senior accessories editor at Vogue magazine. “He has captivated not only the socialite market but also Hollywood, and it is really the ‘it’ shoe to own right now.” The red sole “has given him an edge, because it’s a visible touch that brands him. Women tend to feel others notice, and it’s a way of saying you’ve got the shoe.” Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted in a pair on the set of the Sex and the City movie, a pair showed up in an episode of Dirty Sexy Money, and BMW featured the shoe in a commercial. In October, Oprah Winfrey revealed a very pricey thank-you gift from Jessica Seinfeld, who had been on the show pitching her cookbook. The gift? Twenty-one pairs of shoes, many of which media outlets identified as Louboutins. “It’s always a surprise for me when I see my shoes on someone or in a picture. I feel great about that,” says Louboutin, 44, whose first boutique opened 15 years ago in Paris. “I’ve always loved shoes and always wanted to do shoes.” His collections now include espadrilles, sandals, boots, pumps and evening shoes in heels ranging from flat to skyscraper high. A handbag line (priced $700 and up) was launched this year. “I’m inspired by many things,” he says. “And I love women, love watching women try on my shoes.” But not so much that he’d give them away. Louboutin doesn’t play favorites. Unlike designers who send stars courtesy pieces to wear, Louboutin makes everyone pay. “If things are given for free to you, it has no value in it, and you don’t really worship it.” So when you see red soles on Nicole Kidman, Catherine Deneuve, Cameron Diaz, Ashley Olsen, Gwyneth Paltrow or Angelina Jolie, you know they’re not freebies. “He has so much passion and so much heart,” says Olsen, who refers to Louboutin as a best friend. “He’s so talented and has really done it by himself and learned the hard way.” Like other luxury brands, Louboutin’s trademark red sole has inspired imitations. “It’s in the hand of lawyers now,” he says. “It’s one thing to be inspired by people, but just to knock off people is not nice.” Louboutin began painting the soles red because “it is the color of love. It’s the color of passion. Even if a woman is wearing all black, she might choose a red lip or red nails.” And what could possibly be more festive this time of year?
Set some gloomy yet interesting look as you wear this Bouquet Platform from Christian Louboutin. It is actually not that gloomy though the design kind of suggests that appeal but in a fashionable way. This also shows sophistication that could probably work all year round. We know that florals are very popular for the spring and summer, right? And any dark or block-colored fashion wear falls to the fall and winter trend. With that, it is pretty obvious that this sandal is wearable for every season since those trends are visibly present on this shoe. This is actually made of pink satin though it looks more like of a natural canvas, designed with black floral laces all over. Those black florals indeed make this gloomy though it sure looks very interesting and would probably even complete a statement monochrome outfit. This Louboutin pump comes with a peep-toe, so keeping your toe nails polished would keep you polished as well. The platform and the heel are also covered with floral detailing, with the heel measuring about 4¾ inches. Obviously, it has the signature red sole, which kind of complemented, by chance, with the whole design of the sandal. This Christian Louboutin Bouquet Platform retails for $995, which is actually just enough since it would look great on whatever ensemble you wish to wear for any seasons. It could make your dull office attire fabulous whether with trousers or pencil skirts; it could as well punctuate your casual outfit such as with denims or simple dresses; and it could also make your evening look more feminine with your fabulous evening dresses.
Do you like the ball cactus with thorns?If you say “yes”,that proves you are the people lack of a feeling of safety.Then,this Christian Louboutin Zipper Ballerina Flats is very suitable for you. There are many gold hardware studs on the front,like hedgehog’s thorns.If you meet sex maniac,you can kick him with this shoes…hehe.In addition to play a protective effect,this lace side flats is so sexy,and the zipper side heel is so special,it’s just a cup of my tea. Is it a cup of your tea?
All things are not created equal. Some hookers have the discipline to stand tall and live independently, resisting the gravity of lying flat; some housewives are scared of heights. Some hookers have fearlessness to make their blues bright against a mad red sole; some housewives would rather live in a twilight of gray. Some hookers trade value for value in order to pay for f**k-you shoes; some housewives live off an allowance of slippers. But wherever, however you were born, remember: you can make yourself. Hopefully into a woman that Christian Louboutin will make shoes for.
