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Alexander Siradekiana : My Way Collection

Alexander Siradekiana : From Russia With Love

May 8, 2013 by The CoF

The first collection of women’s shoes by Alexander Siradekiana was called “My Way”. The russian designer expressed his idea of the ideal women’s shoes: natural beauty sought to emphasize women’s feet and decorate it as much as possible without sacrificing comfort. Alexander preferred the classical forms and traditional materials: patent leather, suede, velvet, lace .

Categories: Fashion • Tags: Alexander Siradekiana, Art, Designer, Footwear, Russia, Shoe, Shopping

Gucci Celebrates 60 Years Of Its Horsebit Loafer

March 4, 2013 by The CoF

To celebrate the 60th birthday of its iconic loafer, Gucci has just dedicated an exhibition to its famous shoe at its permanent museum space, the Gucci Museo. We take a look at this fashion retrospective which delves into the heritage and history of this 1950s shoe. Vogue Paris February 2013. Photo By David Bellemere Jodie Foster wearing block-heeled Horsebit loafers in the 1970s. Jane Birkin wearing the Horsebit loafer in St Tropez. Charlotte Casiraghi in the Gucci Forever Now campaign.Photo by Peter […]

Categories: Fashion • Tags: Charlotte Casiraghi, Footwear, Gucci, James Franco, Jane Birkin, Jodie Foster, Shoe

John Lobb – Royal Shoes

January 30, 2013 by The CoF

Ever wanted to spend a day in Prince William’s shoes? How about a bit longer? A pair of handmade shoes from John Lobb may not make your blood any bluer, but they’ll certainly make your feet feel a little bit more royally privileged. While it’s a given that women love their shoes, the truth is that men do too. What Manolos is for the women’s footwear world, John Lobbs is for the gentleman – with one important difference: absolutely each and every […]

Categories: Fashion • Tags: Harrods, Hermès, John Lobb Bootmaker, JohnLobb, LONDON, Paul Smith, Shoe, Shoemaking

Shoes… By Kobi Levi

January 23, 2013 by The CoF

Israel footwear designer Kobi Levi courageously blends the boundaries between fashion and art while creating every pair of shoes. Each pair is a complete sculpture. He invented a “bilateral” boots, flip-flops from the peel of bananas, sandals-slingshot and shoes-dog. If you’ll decide to wear such shoes you’ll not be unnoticed! It’s a truly amazing shoes! source beautuifullife.com

Categories: Design • Tags: clothing, Flip-flops, Footwear, Israel, kobi levi, Shoe, Shopping, style, Women

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A Look Inside Christian Louboutin’s World

January 18, 2013 by The CoF

Christian Louboutin is known for his red soles which promise to step up the oomph factor in the wearer’s stride. The iconic designer’s red-lacquered shoes make onlookers go green with envy and is certainly on every fashionista’s I-want-one-of-these list. We have seen the French shoe designer lend his creative touch to not only shoes and handbags but also rev up beauty products, cocktail-bars, X’mas tree and other stuff. Now its time to take a look inside the designer’s studio and home in Paris and get a glimpse of the man’s lifestyle, […]

Categories: Fashion, People • Tags: Christian Louboutin, clothing, Design, Footwear, Paris, Shoe, Shopping, Todd Selby

Mojito Shoe from Julian Hakes

January 17, 2013 by The CoF

The modern fashion world contains thousand of beautiful, stylish and even strange shoes’ models. Created by London architect Julian Hakes this Mojito shoe consist of a single piece of wrapped around the wearer’s foot, supporting the heel and ball with no footplate in-between.

Categories: Architecture, Design, Fashion • Tags: Arts, Design, Fashion, Julian Hakes, LONDON, Mojito, Shoe, Somerset House

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