Royal Luxury, The World's Three Most Noble Shoes.

The famous shoemaking master, Christian Louboutin, once said that a girl who loves beauty should have at least seven pairs of shoes, like seven sins: a pair of amusement, a pair of flirting, a pair of work hours, a pair of vacations, a pair of spring nights, a pair of never worn and one you don't like. Having a pair of shoes that you don't like can remind you that you don't have to dress perfectly. The crystal shoes in the fairy tale have made the Cinderella love legend. Since then, every woman has left a beautiful dream about the sparrow changing Phoenix. In reality, there are also such designers who have created a pair of exquisite heels with their talents and skillful hands to help countless women dream. Publicity Christian Louboutin, elegant Manolo Blahnik, and steady Jimmy Choo are among the best. Their shoes make many women crazy. They expand the reputation of independent footwear designers with their own charisma. They are known as the most famous shoemaking masters in the contemporary era. Christian Louboutin loves the red carpet from Queen Jordan to Hollywood stars, from royalty to fashion fad. All women are crazy about having a pair of red shoes. At the foot of the touch of red, seducing the man's line of sight, the desire of women, let Christian Louboutin red through twenty years. Christian Louboutin1963, a worker's family born in Paris, now all the splendor begins with childhood experience. On one occasion, he passed the Oceanic Art Museum in Paris, and saw a striking icon in front of the door. A cone-shaped high-heeled shoe was scratched off by two rows of thick lines, warning the women who visited it to "treat the wood carvings" in the pavilion. Looking at those beautiful high-heeled shoes, he was obsessed at the age of 13, as if it was the first time that shoes had been so beautiful. At that time, Paris was in the period of economic recovery. It was a scene of all kinds of songs and dancing. Christian Louboutin could not resist the temptation of the world. She often went to Paris's most famous nightclub, The Palace, when he was only 14 years old. Here, he realized what fashion was, and increased his enthusiasm for stage performances and dancers. He even gave up his studies, and spent every day in the night club, while doing odd jobs while seeking design development, and making shoes was his breakthrough. "For those dancing girls, shoes are the most important. They should be comfortable, beautiful and sexy, so that people can notice them at a glance. My idea at that time was very simple, that is, let these girls wear the shoes that I made more comfortable and beautiful than those on their feet. At the age of 16, Christian Louboutin made the first pair of dance shoes in his life. Although he sold everywhere, the dancers did not believe him. After he ran around, he realized that he had to undergo professional training. So, in 1981, under the recommendation of friends, he first worked as an apprentice at Follies Bergeres, and studied shoe making technology systematically at the then famous brand Charles Jourdan, and perfected his technological deficiencies. Talent + creativity + self confidence, Christian Louboutin quickly emerged in the industry. But at that time, he had no idea of creating his own brand, nor was he willing to join any group. He became an independent shoemaker in Chanel and YSL as a freelance worker. In 1988, Christian Louboutin was moved by friends to join storied company's Roger Vivier, which specializes in shoes production. After pointing out by the master, his shoemaking skills went up to a high level and soon became a household word for Dior. Christian Louboutin, whose wings grew more and more, finally set up its own brand in 1992. The high-heeled shoes produced by him are colorful and exotic, and are called "independent of the mainstream" by the media. Many people think that "red shoe bottom" was already his mark, but in fact it was not. At first, he didn't want to paint his shoes red, but every time he designed shoes, he was puzzled by Logo. Once, he saw the girl assistant smear nail polish on his toes. The bright red color suddenly stimulated his inspiration. He painted the red on the sole of the shoe. Unexpectedly, the effect was surprisingly good. At this point, the scarlet red became the symbol of Christian Louboutin. In the interview, he described the impulse at that time: "the bottom of red shoes is like lipstick coated with shoes, which makes people unconsciously want to kiss, and the exposed toes are even more sexy." Soon, this red is red all over the world. The Royal aristocracy, especially the big stars, has won the Christian Louboutin fame and fame. It has turned over the list of its customers: Princess Caroline of Monaco, Cameron Diaz, Nicole Kidman, Sarah Jesscia Parker, Jennifer Lopez. The bottom of the red shoe seems to have a magic power, which makes the delicate and exquisite woman heartbeat, and makes women show confidence and sexy in front of men. Any woman who passes through the shoes he makes will feel a sense of comfort, and he is used to expressing his thoughts in sharp contrast in design. Slender high heels and red soles are the labels of Christian Louboutin high heels. His experimental art design is unique in leather shoes manufacturing. Now, Christian Louboutin brand high heels are priced at more than $500, and customers are still in constant flux. Tom Cruise even made a pair of his daughter, one and a half years old, with a price of up to $3000. As one of the famous masters of shoemaking design, Christian Louboutin is undoubtedly the highest exposure. His appearance often appears on all kinds of Party. With a high profile and an open manner, he changed the introvert advocated by the traditional shoe designer, and quickly became famous internationally in a short time. His personal "sales promotion" charm is indispensable. His shoes may not be the most comfortable ones in the world, but they must be the most unique ones. When he was a teenager, his experience in the nightclub also affected his whole design style. The shoes of Christian Louboutin were most popular with all kinds of colourful colors, especially the toad style. With the red logo on the sole, the most sexy and flickering side of a woman was expressed in high-heeled shoes. No wonder so many stars even willing to speak for him free of charge. He shows the unique style of Christian Louboutin on the red carpet. The aristocrat of Manolo Blahnik high heels, Manolo Blahnik, who has just won the British CBE medal, is one of the most famous shoemaking masters in Britain, and his origin and experience are quite magical. In 1942, Manolo Blahnik was born in the Western Generali Canary Islands. His family has been running banana plantations on the island, and he has completed his elementary education at home. On this sparsely populated island, the fashion magazine subscribed by his mother is the source of all his information about fashion trends. Under the influence of his mother's "fashionable life", he has a strong interest in the world of flowers. In contact with the local aborigines, he found that making shoes is a very magical thing. After a few simple processes, a piece of cloth is made into a pair of shoes. Manolo Blahnik at a very young age quickly used her mother's leftover ribbon to make her first "work" - making a pair of dog shoes for her family's puppies. In 1965, Manolo Blahnik went to University of Geneva to study "literature and architecture". He soon discovered that he did not like this profession. After a year, he dropped out and went to dream Paris to learn the stage design. Compared with Paris's tradition and conservatism, London was full of avant-garde youthful spirit. After Paris's study was completed, Manolo Blahnik came to London and made friends with many London fashion circles. In 1971, he met Diana Vreeland, the editor in chief of the US version of Vogue in New York. At that time, he introduced a good friend Paloma Picasso (Tiffany jewelry designer, painter Picasso daughter's letter of introduction) opened the Vreeland office, and showed her the stage prop portrait he created (at that time he hoped to become a theater designer). Unexpectedly, Vreeland noticed his shoes at once. "The shoes are very tight and a little bended, but they are really genuine white suede shoes. They are very soft." He recalled. "Good shoes," Vreeland praised. "It seems that you are a man of taste. Why don't you make shoes?" It was this sentence that made Manolo Blahnik29 a half year old man who grew up to be a professional shoemaker. In London, many friends in the fashion industry helped him and gave him many opportunities. Once, at the Ossie Clark fashion show held in the palace, he made two pairs of ladies' shoes, one with Suede Sandals, and shoelaces tied to her knees, and the other pair of blue hand stitching. Although the design is novel and unique, he realized the importance of quality because he forgot the built-in pin to support the heel of up to seven inches, and the model walked up and down on the stage. So Manolo Blahnik worked hard to develop shoes technology in professional shoe factories, starting from apprenticeship, striving to perfect every step. Slowly, some fashion designers and celebrities began to patronize his small shoe store. In 1974, Manolo Blahnik became the first male to cover the cover of the British magazine Vogue, and he was red. It is the goal that he set up from the very beginning. With the popularity of fashion in Britain, the name of Manolo Blahnik slowly expanded to the world. In the late 1970s, he opened the first North American store in Madison street, New York, and in 80s he co worked with CaLVin Klein to expand his reputation at the ordinary consumer level. Many Hollywood stars are loyal customers of Manolo Blahnik. Madonna once praised "Manolo shoes as beautiful and long" as Sexy. On Oscar's red carpet, Manolo Blahnik also appeared the most famous brand, killing countless film. In order to repay their kindness, the clever Manolo Blahnik also came up with a "trick", naming shoes designed by celebrities, such as the Lisa Marie shoes of Elvis's daughter, Sarah Jessica shoes of Sarah, and so on, to satisfy their exclusive psychology. Strangely enough, although he seldom advertises, his fame is getting bigger and bigger. In the eyes of celebrities and stars, he is elegant and more like an artist. Although his office is in London, he has been making shoes for himself in a workshop in Italy for 30 years. Although there are also some workers who help him, the important design and production processes are all pro active, even shoe last. He will design 250 pairs of shoes every quarter, but only 85 pairs will be put into production, and the hand-made products will make the shoes more expensive. Now the brand marketing and other businesses are entirely responsible for his sister. Manolo Blahnik confessed that he knew nothing about business and did not want to brand the enterprise. "If you become a big company, the product will be full of abuse. I don't want to build shoes without soul." If you say that in the field of customized high-heeled shoes, Christian Louboutin wins with people and approachable people. Manolo Blahnik is more like an aristocrat. His design is elegant, generous and classical. It seems that the bones are full of nobility and highly rated in the royal family. Another notable feature of his shoes is comfort. Even 4, 5 inch super high heels do not feel the bondage of his feet. This is one of the best in the industry. Unlike other shoemakers who focus on expansion, he is more like an independent shoemaker. He insists on making hand-made products. He refuses to "gang up with pollution" in the trend of mass production and mechanization. He also "spoil" the production of fashionable sneakers. He thinks dirty "Manolo Blahnik" is the only way for high heels to stick to their own life. Jimmy Choo Choo, the Queen's shoe maker, "shoes are shoes, unless it's Jimmy Choo.". On his body, there are countless glory - Princess Dixie's cobbler, Lord OBE, and Hollywood stars and royalty are his loyal customers. It is no exaggeration to say that shoes that know how to wear Jimmy Choo are the beginning of women's glow. The high heels have fully integrated into his life, feelings and flesh and blood, as he said by himself, "my shoes are my real lovers." Tracing back to the history of Jimmy Choo should start with inheriting the father's mantle. From childhood