Although this year can’t be called successful for John Galliano, he still continues his creative work and launches new footwear collections in frames of the John Galliano brand.
Let’s pay attention to the new women shoe Fall-Winter 2011/12 collection of the scandalous John Galliano and have a close look at it.
The main theme of the new collection is femininity. John Galliano doesn’t include any shoes with either a solid platform or low heels into it. The designer offers only extremely high stiletto heels, the height being the same amazing during the whole season. At the same time, all the new shoe models feature steady and comfortable stiletto heels, no matter how high they are.
Another interesting detail of John Galliano new stiletto heels is their color palette. Of course, the designer couldn’t do without classic black shoes, but other models features gentle colors and pastel shades that are smoky and extremely feminine.
So while stiletto heels symbolize aggressive mood, sexuality and energy, the colors moderate this “attack” and create the necessary effect, that of femininity and gentleness. So, John Galliano has once again creatively shown how girls and women can reveal their sexual femininity through stiletto heels.
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]]>An Italian designer Giambattista Valli debuted at Paris Fashion Week with his Haute Couture Collection of nice feminine clothes and shoes. Since it’s the designer’s first Haute Couture collection we can congratulate him on a successful show.
Giambattista Valli Haute Couture lineup includes both cocktail dresses with substantial décor and gorgeous evening attire. The couturier made black, white and red the main colors of the collection. There you can find ready-to-wear wedding dresses, black mantles à la a Sicilian widow, sexy feet-length leopard dresses and passion-colored evening dresses.
Let’s pay attention to footwear Giambattista Valli offers to finish the image of the new woman. The designer chooses a zero-risk variant in order not to outshine splendid fabric trimming and not to distract public attention from the graceful dresses.
Giambattista Valli created a neat lineup of pump shoes that in spite of their classic shape look cool here. Moreover, he embellished his shoes with magnificent décor elements that are similar to that used for dresses and jackets.
The top of the shoes is adorned with pearls, corals and tiny flowers. Another shoe design unveiled by Giambattista Valli at the fashion show was open sandals with thin satin straps.
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]]>In this post we’ll have a look at Charlotte Olympia women shoes, namely at the Resort 2012 collection. The cruise lineup includes shoes models inspired by Japanese and Spanish cultures.
The collection can’t be called entirely new for a lot of shoes are already known to Charlotte Olympia fans. Masako, Tokyo, Kabuki and Kyoto shoes done in the Japanese style were seen in the Big in Japan Spring-Summer 2008 lineup. In the cruise Resort 2012 collection the designer offers slightly altered variants of these models. For instance, an updated Origami model features a transparent strap wound round the ankle while Kabuki shoes are embellished with a new polka-dot print.
Nowadays lots of shoe and clothes designers are interested in the Japanese culture, so Charlotte Olympia Origami shoes are likely to become the hit of the season.
There’re also new shoe models in the Resort 2012 collection. The new Kimono shoes are made from the shining satin. The classic shoe design and refined décor elements make them the right shoes for red carpet events.
Another peculiarity of the collection is Espadrille shoes. The already known Carmen shoes come with an updated wedge that features rope décor this time. The popular Dolores equipped with a “rope” wedge is available in new colors within Charlotte Olympia Resort 2012 collection.
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]]>Fashion trends not only allow non-standard stylistic solutions but also encourage them in every possible way. Now it’s not infrequent to spot the situation when the main accent is placed on footwear rather than on clothes. For instance, you can dress up in ascetic monochrome garments and put on bright shoes to make your image lively and cool.
Purple sandals 2011 from Jimmy Choo collection belong to this very type of shoes. The pair is made from bright purple suede. The rich color of the sandals can breathe life into a dullest dress code.
Since the main feature of these sandals 2011 is their color, the design is rather modest and doesn’t include any eccentric details. The ankle is hidden behind a wide strap while the toes are open – the pattern is a typical one for a number of sandals. A thin and graceful heel measures 4.9 inches while the platform is 0.6-inch high.
Since the top of the sandals is tight-fitting, the model is equipped with a zip fastener in their rear part. This is all about the main features of the sandals. Remember that they are designed to win the hearts of people by their color rather than by their shape.
The most daring fashion girls may dress up according to a color-blocking trend and combine purple with emerald green, fuchsia or saffron. Don’t be afraid to put on differently colored outfits – now it’s highly in.
The price for the bright sandals 2011 from Jimmy Choo collection makes as much as $ 950.
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]]>The new Haute Couture collection from Jean Paul Gaultier is inspired by ballet art. Now the famous fashion house launches the right footwear to match their pompous skirts embellished with feathers and fur. Here are the new Jean Paul Gailtier pointes on an unsteady wedge.
Jean Paul Gailtier brand breathes a new life into classic ballet shoes with its Fall 2011 Haute Couture collection. The designers left the shape of the classic pointes unchanged but equipped the shoes with a solid sole. There’re also edging elements, tiny bows and satin ribbons that can be tied around feet and ankles, which creates the image of the real ballet shoes.
Since pointes are designed for dancing on the tiptoes, Jean Paul Gaultier includes a graceful and an almost invisible wedge into the shoe construction. As a result, your heels hover in the air without any foothold as if you were a ballet dancer.
Still, it is not Jean Paul Gaultier who invented such a shoe construction. You can find similar models in the United Nude shoe collections and even more sticking models are created by a London shoe-maker Natacha Marro. However dangerous the shoes may seem there will always be somebody who would appreciate their unusual looks. For instance, Daphne Guinness simply adores such “crazy” footwear.
Jean Paul Gaultier mixes male and female outfits in its Haute Couture 2011 collection and arrays men in evening Haute Couture garments. The designer didn’t make experiments with men’s heeled shoes; he just combined thin dresses and transparent trousers with brutal boots.
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