Jennifer Lopez has released a new single titled Louboutins. It is nothing different. Jennifer’s music is beginning to sound like the same song with different words inserted. I can pretty much predict what the music video will be: Jennifer in couture dresses and about 20 different styles of platform Louboutins.
I wonder what happened to her J Lo shoe line. She sure isn’t singing about them. Another celebrity shoe line bites the dust.
Here are a few photos of Jennifer in her Louboutins. I started to name each shoe, but lost patience.
I must admit I am much more intrigued with Marc Anthony than with Jennifer. He has a ton of talent.
Calvin Klein was born November 19, 1942, in the Bronx, New York. He was raised in the borough’s Mosholu Parkway section a middle-class Jewish community of first and second-generation immigrants. In 1968 Klein launched his own clothing company that was inspired by the style of New York’s urban youth. We can’t forget the uproar caused by his jeans ad with a 15 year old Brooke Shields.
I think it is refreshing to see this line named with an alpha-numerical code and not with a silly name like thisissilly. Who names shoes anyways? If I were in charge of a shoe names department, they would be called “cute boots with studs” or “dorky looking gladiator sandals.” I think you all know why I am not in charge of naming shoes.
- In more positive Adidas news, Adidas has announced a plan to make €1 trainers in an effort to make affordable shoes available to those worldwide who would otherwise be without footwear (UK. Telegraph)
- It’s official, both the NY Times and Chicago Tribune are writing about this fall’s continuing women’s footwear trending toward ‘extreme shoes’; super high heels and statement shoes are still going strong.
I was reading some financial reports and came across an article that describes a shoe design contest SOLE SEARCH sponsored by Zappos, Steven Madden and Brickfish. Since I am a techno-dork I don’t understand Brickfish, but I do understand Zappos and Steven Madden.
You are able to create a shoe from a template in the program, or upload a design of your own making. Three lucky consumers, one selected from each of the entering categories, will be given the opportunity to pitch his or her shoe design to Steve Madden in NYC. Steve Madden will then select one of the three designs to be produced and sold online at Zappos.com/Steve-Madden. The contest ends December 29. Some of the entries so far:
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