Showing posts with label stuart weitzman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stuart weitzman. Show all posts

Monday, July 29, 2019

ESSENTIAL BLACK SANDALS


Celine - sharp sandal in patent calfskin & reps

Gianvito Rossi -  black suede, Milena sandal set on a sky-high 105mm stiletto heel

Gucci -black suede high-heel sandal with a thin heel and three front straps

Chanel - black grosgrain sandal

Dior - D-Sculpture sandal in technical canvas

Christian Louboutin - loubiqueen black leather sandal

Fendi- Black leather sandals

Jimmy Choo - Mimi sandal in black suede with intertwined ankle strap twists twice around the foot 

Sophia Webster - black suede ‘barely there' sandal features a beautifully profiled design line

Stuart Weitzman - iconic suede sandal with a thin front strap

Valentino - nappa sandal with thin straps.Tone-on-tone decorative studs

Le Silla - black patent leather sandal

Prada - crisscross design and heel strap leather sandal

Roger Vivier - sandals in suede with ankle strap, shiny Swarovski detailing and lacquered heel

Saint Laurent - heeled sandals with a strip on the front, a buckle ankle strap and a slightly square toe
Sergio Rossi - rhinestones covers the thin mignons and straps on these sandals that come in black silk satin


Tuesday, March 17, 2015

CINDERELLA GLASS SLIPPERS AGAIN AND AGAIN

Nothing changes, fashion is always stops on the same icons.
This is a  post about Cinderella's glass slippers that I made a couple of years ago: http://www.scostumista.com/2013/07/the-cinderella-glass-slippers.html.
Now, for the Kenneth Branagh's movie, some designers such as Ferragamo, Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin .. try again  the same challenge with very questionable results (some shoes are truly horrendous). Nothing to do girls, we will never forget this poor little orphan that for redeem herself she must to marry a prince.
 I recently saw again  Hugo Cabret by Martin Scorsese, the story of an orphan boy living in the walls of a train station and to resolve his status of loneliness and poverty does not have to marry a prince, but he succeeds thanks to his skills. Viva Hugo!

Niente cambia, la moda è ferma sempre sulle stesse icone.
Questo il post sulle scarpe di Cenerentola che ho fatto un paio di anni fa:http://www.scostumista.com/2013/07/the-cinderella-glass-slippers.html.
Adesso, in occasione del film di Kenneth Branagh alcuni designer come Ferragamo, Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin.... si ricimentano nella stessa originale impresa, per altro con risultati molto discutibili (alcune scarpe sono veramente orrende). Niente da fare bambine, non riusciremo mai a dimenticare 'sta povera orfanella che per riscattarsi deve sposare un principe.
Ho rivisto da poco Hugo Cabret di Martin Scorsese, la storia di un bimbo rimasto orfano che per uscire dalla sua situazione di solitudine e povertà non ha bisogno di sposare un principe, ma ci riesce grazie al suo ingegno. Viva Hugo!

Jimmy Choo

Manolo Blanik 
Alexandre Birman

Ferragamo

Charlotte Olympia

Christian Louboutin

Jerome C. Rousseau

Nicholas Kirkwood

Paul Andrew

Rene Caovilla

Stuart Weitzman


Glass slippers-"Cinderella" by Kenneth Branagh 

Thursday, July 11, 2013

THE CINDERELLA GLASS SLIPPERS

The Cinderella tale did dream and deceive the children of each generation, but the glass slippers have inspired many designers and they did go on to dreams disappointed girls
 La favola di Cenerentola ha fatto sognare e illudere le bambine di ogni generazione, ma le scarpette di cristallo hanno ispirato molti designers e hanno fatto continuare a sognare le ragazze ormai disilluse



Maison Martin Margiela 2009
Marc Jacobs 2012


Christian Louboutin 2012
Stuart Weitzman 2013

Miu Miu 2012

Ferragamo 1998

Lars Hagen 1991

Samuele Mazza 1992

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