Showing posts with label Louis Vutton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louis Vutton. Show all posts
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
Today's Favorites - Louis Vuitton Monk Straps
While I cannot say that I am a big fan of mega-fashion brand, Louis Vuitton, I can say that every now and then, they do make a pretty decent shoe. This model here represents just that, for me, as well as a very intriguing take on the monk strap. While I myself, like to keep things relatively classic in my own designs, I do find it quite interesting to see what fashion designers can come up with, when it comes to tweaking an existing idea. Sometimes, it's flat out shit, and other times, it's quite cool. And while one might not fancy these women's belt like straps, I don't think that anyone can argue that the shoe below, sans straps, is a lovely model nonetheless! While black dress shoes have since grown on me, due to my time in England, and its lovely weather, I must say that for my prior tastes, this would have been an acceptable black shoe. It's something that has a bit of flair, but also a very classic undertone. Not too pointy, not too round, almost having a Riccardo Bestetti type toe, it's win-win for me!
Picture Courtesy Of: The Style Buff
Monday, 27 February 2012
Random Beauties
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| Gaziano & Girling courtesy of Rugged Old Salt |
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| Louis Vutton |
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| Salvatore Ferragamo |
| Salvatore Ferragamo |
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| Pierre Corthay courtesy of Nikow Blog |
I know that normally I write a long post for Monday, but today I am super busy, absolutely knackered, and frankly just can't be asked. That being, I will keep the long post for tomorrow and thought that instead of writing a bunch today, would just leave you all with a bit shoe porn to feast your eyes upon. I hope that everyone had a great weekend and I will be back tomorrow for some more witty remarks, useless knowledge and outlandish opinions!
Until then....
-Justin, "The Shoe Snob"
Labels:
Alligator Shoes,
Brogues,
dress shoes,
Ferragamo,
Gaziano and Girling,
Louis Vutton,
Pierre Corthay,
Two Toned Shoes
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