Gucci1953 Series Le Fu Shoes Limited Collection

Gucci man shoes The 1953 series, each shoe is printed with a special tag "Gucci 1953 Made in Italy", which evokes the wonderful recollection of the landmark shoe 60 years ago.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary birth of classic loafer shoes (Le Fuxie), Gucci (GUCCI) launched the special edition 1953 series of male / female loafer (Le Fu) shoes. Creative director Frida Giannini makes bold combinations of different colors and materials, giving the classic accessories to the brand new shape.

The new loafer shoe is a cylindrical structure with highly competitive technology. Only a strict selection of shoemaking experts has such superb professional handicrafts: the shoe does not contain the sole, and the texture is light and comfortable. In the past ten years, the craftsmen of Gucci (GUCCI) have always maintained this tradition and will be passed down from generation to generation.

The 1953 series of loafer (Le Fu) shoes are rich in color and texture: lacquer, suede, rare crocodile skin, python skin and printed Flora canvas with brand logo.

Today, classic loafer shoes still retain the original essence: Classic wearable, which makes people fondle admiringly.

There are many advantages of Lok shoes, first of all, free of frenulum, and the wide shoe upper instead of the tongue and bandage of the traditional lacing shoes. The elasticity of the cortex ensures that even if there is no tight binding, the vamp can still be perfectly fitted with the feet, the cortex is soft and has a unique cylindrical structure, without an insole, and the sole is light and thin.

The horse's fastener originated in the equestrian world in 1953 was first applied to men's loafer (Le Fu) shoes. In just a few years, this type of men's shoes are favored by many Hollywood stars, such as Clark Clark, John Wayne (John Wayne) and Fred Astan (Fred Astair). In 1985, loafer (Le Fu) shoes were permanently preserved by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, making this shoe the most classic shoe in Gucci's history (GUCCI).