Chanel Shoes Inherit Two Color Classics

Two color shoes, Two-tone Shoes: beige shoes lengthened leg lines.

The design of bicolor shoes is simple and meticulous, and the rear straps add more leg lines and lingering charm.

Not only is it more obedient, but also able to adapt to actions and stress.

Today, the two-color design is widely used in casual shoes, knee length boots, T belt shoes, thick sole sandals, tennis shoes, ballet shoes, boots and so on.

Multiple materials, such as plain woven fabric (JERSEY), pparent PVC, lacquer, satin, lace, lace, and sequins, as well as the rear trip belt, slender band, bow tie, relief logo, small logo heel embedded with precious stones, are enumerated.

After the two World War, the design of women's clothing began to rise, which was tightly bound to the female body and emphasized the trend of the curve. It was totally different from the elegant style that Chanel had always advocated.

So in 1954, Ms. Chanel returned to the 31 spring of Kang Peng Street (rue Cambon 31), creating the second spring of the fashion business. She was once again active in the stage of fashion with her unique aesthetic spirit and became a meaningful classic style.

Its unique visionary function and modern and elegant design become the foundation of CHANEL's epoch-making style.

"I am going to be at the forefront of the times," said Ms. Chanel.

In 1957, a pair of shoes with black shoes and beige shoes, which were widely divergent from traditional ones, were unveiled in 50 years.

The black shoe tip and the beige shoe's back tie double color shoes have since been opened for 50 years.

Ms. Chanel thinks that bicolor shoes are necessary for ladies.

She always said, "shoes are the most important part of elegance."

A pair of good shoes can match the elegant temperament of a lady.

The black toe with the beige shoes and the elastic side of the shoes, these two elements constitute the classic CHANEL two color shoes.

The design of the hollowed out ribbon gives the shoes an asymmetrical innovative profile, and at the same time makes the feet more comfortable to move.

This classic shoe design echoes Ms. Chanel's assertion of independence and comfort, which has caused a sensation in the contemporary media.

"The design of black square toe shoes makes the feet look rather slender," said MR. MASSARO, the head of MASSARO, who is the classic password of CHANEL shoes. "His father is the one who made the first two colored shoes for Chanel lady.

"Beige shoes lengthen the leg line.

The design of bicolor shoes is simple and meticulous, and the rear straps add more leg lines and lingering charm.

The outdated buckle is not in the consideration of material selection, but on the inside shoelace plus tightness design.

Not only is it more obedient but also able to adapt to actions and stress.

Where does the inspiration for classic two colored shoes come from? Ms. Chanel always looks for inspiration from men's design to increase the convenience of life.

Tweed, Jersey, backpack...

And so on, all stems from the inspiration of men's clothing.

The design of casual men's shoes is the source of inspiration for bicolor shoes.

In a photo taken in 1937, Chanel Serge and Lifar, a famous ballet dancer, wore a pair of casual black sandals for Coco Chanel.

Between 20 and 30s, tennis, golf and many sports were carried out on the grass, and black shoe covers were the only way to prevent dirt.

MS Chanel is good at capturing images from images, plus practical considerations, creating works that are both fashionable and metropolitan.

In a voyage with the Duke of Westminster, Chanel created a sailboat with canvas as its material and black leather toe.

Fashion shape, leading the trend of the times, and the design of two color shoes has also been changing the fashionable shape, grasp the fashion context.

MS Chanel is good at picking inspiration from her travels and experience, plus practical considerations, and creating works that are both fashionable and metropolitan.

For example, after a sea voyage with Duke of Westminster, she created a sailboat with canvas and black leather toe.

Under the concept of elegance and collocation of uniform, the shoes must match the dress perfectly, and the CHANEL double color shoes design has created unprecedented fashion innovations.

No wonder Chanel can confidently say, "as long as four pairs of shoes, I can travel around the world."

The classic shoes are diversified like Little Black Dress black dresses, 2.55 packs, and suits. This pair of shoes has become a classic masterpiece across the ages.

In 1959, the design was full of vitality, red for toe, gold or silver, and meticulous black silk and lamb skin as material, even with sharp cusp or bow tied.

In 1967, even in order to match the suit perfectly, there was even a metallic material.

As for heels, square heel design is more stereotyped in the 60s.

The design of the two-color shoes' star plot and two-color design has become a brand symbol. In 1966, it was used in the design of high heeled shoes and Lamb Leather Covered butterfly net ball boots.

Catherine Dani, Catherine (Deneuve), Romy Schneider (Romy Schneider), Jenny Moreau (Jeanne Moreau), Sephen Selig (Dephine Seyrig), Jan Fonda (Jane Fonda), and Brigitte Bardot (Brigitte Brigitte) are all the lovers of Chanel's bicolor shoes.

CHANEL, under the creative leadership of Karl Lagerfeld, chief designer Karl Lage, the two-color design is widely used in casual shoes, knee length boots, T shoes, thick sole sandals, tennis shoes, ballet shoes, boots, high shoe and so on.

Multiple materials, such as plain woven fabric (JERSEY), pparent PVC, lacquer, silk, lace, sequins, etc., and all kinds of post tripping, slender belt, bow tie, relief logo, small logo heel with jewels, etc.

Gerd once said, "the past is the cornerstone of a better future". Carle Lagrange, deeply moved by Gerd's famous words, is based on classics, and has created an innovative design for CHANEL.