The Magic Of Shoe Louboutin Christian Red Shoes

　　 Christian Louboutin It has created the most famous shoe fairy myth since Cinderella. From KateMoss and Daphne Guinness to celebrities like Beyonc, Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna, everyone likes to wear his shoes. Earlier this year, the New York fashion technology institute specially made a personal exhibition for him. In January, Oprah, the talk show queen, introduced his designs to 8 million viewers in her program. However, the designer often wears a pair of fluorescent green CONVERSE canvas shoes and hangs a shoulder bag on his shoulders. His olive skin, short pepper hair and casual dress make him look like an ordinary person. He wanted his shoes instead of himself to speak for him.

"I never care about that." The 43 year old. shoes The craftsman said, "I still work as I did at the beginning. In Paris, I was in my old office, and I was driving the original Vespa motorcycle... If you do this every day, you won't see any change. "

No inspiration from fashion

Since 1992 Paris Perhaps Louboutin has no interest in the outside world since its first store opened. He doesn't have a TV set, nor is he a magazine enthusiast. In fact, he claimed that his design never looked for inspiration from fashion or stars. "Anything but fashion can enlighten me," he stressed. "Unless I work with fashion designers, I will not consider the problem of matching clothes."

To prove this, he took out a pair of silver dew and high-heeled shoes called Discoteka, which used a sexy silver chain instead of the usual loop in the ankle. He said that its inspiration came from "a girl who walked out of Studio 54 - that's so simple." Another pair of light yellow silk thick bottom sandals were decorated with a handful of feathers. At that time, a chicken broke out of the farm on Louboutin's farm in von Dai, France. The designer saw that it was covered with a thin layer, which inspired him. "I think it's nice to have a fluffy egg." He said with a smile.

The Christian Louboutin's signature red shoes are also accidental. At that time, his assistant was applying red nail polish to himself. He grabbed the bottle and added a few strokes to the sketches that he had painted halfway through. "It was just my hand painting, but it soon became my logo. I see it as a provocative element. " He said. Many of his customers have revealed that red soles are fatal to men.

The world of high heels

08 the T stage of autumn and winter is obviously the world of high-heeled shoes. Louboutin is a well-known high heeled shoe fan. His complex comes from dancing and dancing to ThePalace, a famous nightclub in Paris, when she was still at school. In 1970s, Karl Lagerfeld, Yves Saint Laurent and Grace Jones were frequent guests there. "Those dancers are deeply affecting me," he said. "If you like high heels, that's the ultimate height of high heels. The key is how they decorate their legs and how they act freely. That's my ultimate idol. "

Although the charm of flat shoes is far from the high heels (they are cute, but not annoying), there is a fact that can not be ignored: not every woman has the ability to wear a dozen centimeters of high-heeled shoes. According to the British Daily Mail, British trade unions recently asked employers not to force female employees to wear leather shoes with a height of more than 4 centimeters. They believed that high-heeled shoes meant gender discrimination, and in the long run, they were also bad for health. In this regard, Louboutin holds a moderate attitude. "Comfort is very important. I think it's meaningless to suffer for beauty," he said. "A pair of shoes should be nice and not uncomfortable." He added that many of his designs had a hidden bottom on his forefoot, though the height reached 18 centimeters, and the height actually was about 12 centimeters. "If you like wearing high heels, then 12 centimeters should be within your tolerance. People with high arch will be able to walk as fast as they can. Of course, Louboutin, who likes changing heels, says, "I am not a fascist. I will not force people who are not accustomed to wearing high heels. In fact, some of his sisters don't like high heels. "They are always complaining about why I don't do more flat shoes." He said with a bitter smile, "they don't like shoes very much."

No matter how much criticism the heels have on the outside world, high heeled shoe lovers will put their ears to death. The reason is that shoes are no longer in the status of accessories. Whether more and more dramatize and personalized shoe design, or the increasing number of lenses they are attracted on the red carpet, all show that designers no longer wear leather shoes as a match for clothing. They do not even consider the wearer, but instead ask the wearer to adapt himself to the heels of the most experienced models. As long as Marc, Christian, Manolo and Prada When they are made, someone will wear them out.