Christian Louboutin’s Winter 2010-2011 Line
posted by: HerberWellss in Christian Louboutin Shoes, General, High heels, Platforms, Pumps, Sandals, Winter 2010 on June 21st, 2010
There is nothing worse than the official Christian Louboutin web site. All you see are these awful green eyes and floating shoes. You are supposed to click on this little photo to pull the shoe up. Terrible.
I used to be all about Christian Louboutin shoes, maybe I am getting old, contrary, or just grouchy, but I didn’t see anything lustilicious. Lots of spikes, lots of studs, lots of metalics, lots of ultra high platforms, lots of over the top. Whatever.
Here is a glimpse of some of the shoes released last week.
These shoes do appeal to someone because there are about 200 counterfeit websites. Christian Louboutin released an update to the list of counterfeit sites a couple of weeks ago.
So, are any of these lustilicious for you? Maybe if I look at them long enough, I will change my mind.
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June 23, 2010 at 5:46 pm, moncler said:
yes, very disappointing. they all look like stripper shoes to me.
June 23, 2010 at 4:12 am, Dana said:
I am not impressed with this season either. The shoes are going from beautiful works of art to looking like something you would buy at Trashy Lingerie. The only pair that I find attractive is the Petite Fee.
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June 22, 2010 at 7:17 am, Valentina said:
Galligator, you are right…I have already had to have multiple pairs of my YSL Trib’s re-heeled due to excessive wear!
June 22, 2010 at 5:01 am, Valentina said:
They already reside in my dressing room…you really know my taste! I have a 'contact' in Europe who regularly selects and sends certain designers to me, sometimes before they are available in the states.
June 22, 2010 at 4:18 am, galligator said:
Valentina, have you had a chance to look at styles by Gianmarco Lorenzi? A lot of them are double/triple platforms on cigarette-thin stilettos. I'm afraid I would break an ankle (A heel lover & clumsy, yep, that's me) – but they might work for you, particularly if you are regularly wearing higher styles…I may love heels, but I spend a whole lot of time in bare feet or socks than wearing shoes of any style.
June 22, 2010 at 4:14 am, Floor said:
Not very impressive indeed. I do like the Petite Fee ones, but all the rest is a bit trashy. Overhyped or just a temporary design-dip?
June 21, 2010 at 10:12 pm, Razzmatazz said:
‘Big Lips Booty’ has got to be the worst name for a shoe ever. Haha!
I actually like all the spiked shoes on the bottom row, but I don’t really love any of the others.
And the Louboutin website is absolutely dreadful!
June 21, 2010 at 5:53 pm, belment1 said:
I actually like all the spiked shoes on the bottom row, but I don’t really love any of the others.
And the Louboutin website is absolutely dreadful!
June 21, 2010 at 5:43 pm, galligator said:
Flash sites are a little clunky to maneuver and bug me, too. Plus, search engines don’t like to index a lot of flash web pages properly, so the whole decision to design it with a splash intro screen seems unusual But, at least with the crazy flash website you can know it’s not one of the thousands of fake sites pretending to sell authentic CL’s.
On the shoes, they are nice enough, but except for the ones in houndstooth, which is a pattern I fall for, these styles aren’t $900+ must-haves for me. I always have to balance style with value, more’s the pity. As to the glitter, after (Prada?/Miu Miu?) and CL did heavy glitter styles a year or so ago, I can find of lot of mid-range brands in that trend that would scratch that ‘sparkles’ itch for me at a much lower price. I must LOVE a shoe to pay more than $200 for it. At the prices CL’s are going for these days, it needs to move into stalker obsession territory for me to even consider them, and then I’m still gonna cross my fingers for a clearance/last call price.
More power to the ladies who have friendlier budgets than mine.
R5Bales – you were saving for a pair of CL’s still, right (since the last time you wound up spending your stash on a dryer, I believe?) – just think of this as an extra season to save up.
June 21, 2010 at 11:15 am, r5bales said:
The website doesn’t even give details about each specific shoe. just a photo and a name. I would like to see things like what they are made of, heel height and platform height.
When they get as high as the Lady Peep seems to be, I am always reminded of a nightclub in New Orleans that had some gorgeous cross-dresser entertainers. There was one drag-queen who must have stood 6’10. The heels were about 7 inches.
June 21, 2010 at 10:45 am, galligator said:
Valentina – The Jem is more my style. But, aren't you a lover of uber-high styles? The double & triple platforms Louboutin loves are right down your alley.
YSL tribs would probably be a great match for you as well.
June 21, 2010 at 9:48 am, Marco said:
Some are classy and look really good but most are a dissapointment. And his website ….OMG
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June 21, 2010 at 5:52 am, Valentina said:
I already have my 'Amber's' on pre-order in both colours! Can't wait!!!
June 21, 2010 at 2:33 am, tata said:
yes, very disappointing. they all look like stripper shoes to me.
June 21, 2010 at 1:48 am, MM said:
This shoes are starting to look trashy. I do think the Pigalili are interesting.
I will stick with the more basic ones from previous lines.
June 21, 2010 at 12:14 am, april said:
i like most of louboutin's designs…most of the time. this time, however, i think he fell short….kinda disappointing
June 20, 2010 at 10:45 pm, AEJ said:
The glitter ones look like an elementary school project. The kind they had you do at Christmas to bring home to your mother.