This Week in Shoes
posted by: brianka in Christian Louboutin Shoes, Cynthia Vincent Shoes, General, This week in shoes on November 24th, 2009
- Christian Louboutin is interviewed by the Times UK. Quoteworthy? You decide:
“I prefer shoes that undress to shoes that dress,” he states. “A successful shoe is a shoe that accentuates nudity. The woman remains entirely nude when she wears those shoes. The shoe becomes the privilege of nudity.”
…“There’s the sexy side, and then there is the Parisian side, which is complementary but also the opposite. If you are very chic you might not need an extra drop of chicness, so you go for the sexy side and buy my shoes because they are…” — Louboutin grasps around for the right word — “tarty. We get very smart women coming in and buying a pair to feel a little more sluttish. And then, thank God,” he exclaims, “we also get the hookers coming in the store, who buy my shoes because they are superchic. You see, whatever you have, if you add a drop of the opposite, then it just becomes a little more sexy.”
- Target has announced two new designer collaborations for Spring 2010; including a shoe-line designed by Cynthia Vincent and hats by Eugenia Kim.
- TheStyleChild give recommendations on Fall Tights.
- The NY Times talks about the science involved in high heels.
- Beyonce Crowd Surfs in bodystocking & heels at the London Halo 02 arena:
Oh, and here’s the money quote, “Volunteers from the Red Cross were on standby in case of accident.”







November 26, 2009 at 9:23 am, All Women Stalker said:
Thanks for the NY Times link. Sounds like a good read.
-meream
November 24, 2009 at 3:11 pm, galligator said:
As one who was raised Catholic, I'm pretty sure the powers that be don't go out of their way to canonize a fellow using the word 'tarty' in casual conversation…lol….but I know what you mean. At least you know where you stand w/CL. It's all about massive sex appeal as an aesthetic in and of itself.
November 24, 2009 at 2:15 pm, Ed Waffle said:
Someone needs to make Christian Louboutin a saint. With that delightful attitude it is no wonder his shoes are so good and so sought after.