Giuseppe Zanotti, known throughout the world for its wonderful trend footwear and quality, wonders us for autumn/winter 2012-2013, with also beautiful models of bags. Everything is characterized by elegance and luxury unconventional, rock and alternative, which, for this season, is destined to become a must-have for many women. Among the bags that stand out are...
Category: Shoes
The Mouse Ballerina Flat by Marc by Marc Jacobs
If there is an iconic model of the Marc by Marc Jacobs collection, it is the Souris – the mouse. A ballerina created in 2002. 10 years already! It could not have taken less than a Marc Jacobs and his creative genius to present us a similar creation. Sort of an UFO, with an extraordinary vibrance and...
A.P.C revisits Nike’s Dunks and Air Max
Nike and A.P.C are launching a fourth exclusive capsule collection of trainers, centered around Dunks and Air Max. The French brand A.P.C, precursor of minimalist style, and the American sportswear giant Nike are continuing their collaboration this year after their success last summer. This season, the emblematic Dunks and Air Max will be honored: released in women’s and...
The Pump by Céline
Certain pieces alone tell the inspiration of a favorite. It was a shoe with lemon and red colored fur that stung a heel 105MM, anchored in the hollow of the feet. The shoe is skinny as it appears: cozy, warm, and incredibly stylized. Upon contact, a woman becomes cuddly. To believe the oracles, designer Phoebe...
2012 Flashback: Prada Flame Shoes
For Miuccia Prada, it’s all about women. Through her work, she exhibits female strength and power and plays with the stereotypes of the “lesser sex”, which she clearly doesn’t consider to be so. This year, she’s taken things to the next level with her Spring/Summer 2012 collection. This season’s biggest triumphs – lace, silk, and...
Ferragamo Exhibit: Back to Basics
Certain may say that a Ferragamo exhibit at the Ferragamo museum is nothing out of the ordinary. Others will call it the most modern and avant-garde exhibit at the moment. The exhibit “The Amazing Shoemaker” retraces Salvatore Ferragamo’s epic story from his origins to his arrival to the United States. Enchanting and imaginary are the...
The Shoe of the Future Has Arrived at Prada
Shoes have never been so sassy, so iconic, so flamboyant, as the ones at Prada. For several seasons now, they’ve been surprising and ravishing journalists and customers alike with their artistic reinterpretations and aesthetic balance. First it was brogues, with their elegant leather and gigantic rubber sole, that attracted the attention of the entire world....
Tod’s Gommino Moccassin
Tod’s moccasins are both a best seller for the brand and a classic standard in shoemaking. With 133 rubber pebbles on the sole, the Gommino has made its CEO Diego Della Valle proud. Indeed, Diego is an all-American success story. The story behind Tod’s is that of a simple shoemaker’s grandson who one day became...
Chanel Two-Tone Shoe
After revolutionizing fashion with the little black dress and the quilted bag, Coco Chanel dove again into men’s fashion to find the inspiration to create another classic piece, the two-tone shoe. In 1957, Coco Chanel worked closely with Monsieur Massaro, the house shoemaker at the time, to create the iconic shoe of the maison Chanel. “Shoes are the...
The Gucci Horse Bit Mocassin
1953 was a jam-packed year for the ultra famous design house Gucci. Not long before the death of its founder, Gucci decided to introduce, of all things, horse bits as adornment on the men’s version of their moccasins. Why horse bits? This equestrian accessory, which helps guide the horse, joins the label’s three other symbols...









