New Chanel Shoes Imitate Oak Cork
Posted on June 28, 2011
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One of the greatest designers of nowadays, Carl Lagerfeld, continues his creative work and unveils new footwear models to the joy of his admirers. Here we are going to speak about new Chanel shoes from summer 2011 cruise collection presented by the legendary Fashion house in Saint-Tropez on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea.
At fight sight, the new pair Chanel shoes is as if made of oak cork, but let’s have a closer look at it. In truth, the shoes are made of thin calve patent leather and feature classic toes covered with red patent leather.
Such toe design is not accidental for it was used by the founder of the brand herself in order to provide the shoes with an excellent protection against foul weather. Originally, the toes were made of rubber and helped the shoes stay dry, but now this feature is though widely used by Carl Lagerfeld plays just a decorative role.
The new Chanel shoes stand out of the crowd by unusual texture and cork-like patent leather surface that makes them pretty and extremely eye-catching. The shoes are equipped with 4-inch heels that feature a decorative metal bead at their base.
These neat shoes combine traditional Chanel style and the perfect design. They are ideal for evening outings on a seaside holiday.
Caligarius Evening Dandals with Flower Décor
Posted on June 26, 2011
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The new sandals from Caligarius are not standard shoes you wear every day, they offer the real embellishment for your feet. If you like unusual designer footwear or search for nice heels to go out you may consider these sandals.
The precious Caligarius sandals impress and fascinate prima facie thank to their rich flower décor. They are based on almost unnoticeable thin metal ropes that are treated with soft leather from the inside to ensure comfortable wear. The construction can’t be called complicated; it’s rather simple and includes two crosscut arches, a central vertical strap, a long metal chin, and a strap around the ankle to hook the sandals.
It is flower décor that makes the sandals eye-catching. The sandals are embellished with intricate flora ornaments, tiny leaves and neat stones that are hidden among the leaves. The stones are colored metallic and create majestic glittering as you walk. It looks refined and romantic and makes you immediately fall in love with these glamorous sandals.
The sandals are equipped with a low platform and gracefully bent heels that measure four and a half inches in height. The price for these evening sandals with flower decor equals to $ 625.
Pretty Summer Shoes 2011 from Vivienne Westwood
Posted on June 24, 2011
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The unsuppressed avant-garde designer Vivienne Westwood called her eco-friendly summer shoe collection 2011 “The Only.” What did she mean by these words? Perhaps it was the Earth, or it may as well concern her own role of a bright provoker in the world of fashion.
Vivienne Westwood summer shoes 2011 include the ones made from processed materials, which signifies the designer’s contribution to the environmental protection. The theme of eco-friendliness penetrates the whole collection.
Not very long time ago, in the colorful 80s it was extremely popular to wear rubber shoes, delicate and graceful, which pictured soles. The shoes were almost identical as if they were carbon copies, yet they were brightly colored in pink, blue, light green, white, and so on. Initially, such shoes were intended for use in swimming pools, but later on they formed a peculiar ultra fashionable trend.
Vivienne Westwood summer shoes 2011 are made from the same materials, but feature nice décor and neat embellishments. The price for the flexible plastic shoes makes about $200; the shoes are sold in all Anglomania by Vivienne Westwood boutiques.
Such a low price for Vivienne Westwood summer shoes 2011 can be explained by the fact that they are in fact cast from rubber with the help of one machine only. You can easily notice it – all the summer shoes feature the identical “croc leather” pattern.
It such plain design that bad? Think about the benefit such shoes bring to the environment. With this collection Vivienne Westwood wanted to remind the public of the ecological problems and stress the fact that everyone can make his or her own contribution to the healthy planet.
Shining Mary Janes from Prada
Posted on June 19, 2011
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Mary Janes came into fashion at the beginning of the 20th century as kid’s shoes, but soon they “grew up” and became popular with adult women. Initially the shoes came with a strap and a rounded toe, later on a number of fashion houses tried to breathe a second life into the model, namely equipped it with high heels, or embellished it with patent leather elements and or made its toes a bit sharper.
Now it’s Prada who launch their version of the celebrated Mary Janes. The designers preserved a rounded toe and the legendary strap, which makes you immediately recognize the famous shoes. Still, the shoes coincide with the current fashion for a single strap is in this summer.
However, the Prada Mary Janes have two controversial issues. The first of them is a high platfornm. If you imagine classic Mary Janes on a low platform, then you’ll see that the heel shape is perfect. Now it looks rather bulky and heavy.
The second issue is the color. Can you think of any suitable clothes to match these dazzling shoes? Can it be a short dress? Or shorts? What can be said for sure is that you ought to carefully select your outfits before going out in these Mary Janes.
The shoes look too correct, too reasonable, too prefect so that it may cause negative feelings rather than attract. It cannot be said for sure what creates such an effect; either it is the platform or the color. In other respects the shoes are prefect. Even its inner soles are made of soft leather.
The price for the Mary Janes from Prada equals to 600 pounds. All in all, they are too perfect, too loud, too original and… too expensive.
