When our friends over at Christian Louboutin sent us some photos of not-yet-availble styles from the upcoming Spring 2015 collection, it felt as if we’d been invited to a exclusive party; now we’re extending the invitation to all of you. Many designers choose ladylike silhouettes and the ubiquitous floral print for spring, but Louboutin stays true to his sexy aesthetic with this very alluring collection.
Louboutin defines spring with a leopard, fringe, fishnet, glitter and bright colors. You’ll also see a new “front double” design on a few pairs of point-toe pumps, which crosses the slit toe box, giving these pumps a bit of an art deco feel. No matter which pair you gravitate toward, you’ll certainly find something to obsess over with this new collection. Even though these styles aren’t available quite yet, you can now pre-order other styles online now at Christian Louboutin!
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Christian Louboutin Fifi Patent Leather 120mm Pump
$695
Christian Louboutin Front Double 120 mm Pump
$875
Christian Louboutin Front Double Specchio Glitter Pump
$875
Christian Louboutin Iriza Patent Mimosa 120mm Pump
$675
Christian Louboutin Iriza Patent Pervenche 120mm Pump
$675
Christian Louboutin Otrot Nappa Black 120mm Pump
$1,295
Christian Louboutin Salonu Kid Colombe 120mm Pump
$945
These are mostly lovely– mostly, except for ‘otrot’ up there which seems to have a shoe mullet. Business in the front, pony in the back, anyone?
Hi, firstly I apologise as this is probably in the wrong thread but I do desperately need help!
I currently own and adore a pair of decolette 554s which are stunning but the heel is just far too thin to walk in without fear of breaking my ankle.
I have struggled to find a red pair of pigalle 100s but can’t seem to find for love not money.
I now have found a pair of pigalle follies in red but worry the heel will be just the same as the decolette 554s.
Do louboutin no longer make pigalle 100 or batignolles in red?? (Patent)
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry again if in the wrong place, I am not familiar with
How to start a new topic 🙂 x