Showing posts with label Shoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shoes. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2011

Matching Bridal Shoes for the best day of life

Wedding Shoes
The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Matching Bridal Shoes for the best day of life.

The selection of appropriate wedding shoes for the most beautiful day of your life depends on important main criteria and conditions. The bride’s shoes should be both with the wedding dress as harmonize with the style of the wedding.

The location of the ceremony can be the only determining factor for the selection of appropriate footwear: the wedding on the beach or in a field organized, are often awkward, as the paragraphs can sink into the sand or the grass. In this case, rather flat bridal shoes such as sandals or ballet flats are recommended.

The style of the wedding and also plays a central role in the decision. Whether casual or traditional, should fit the shoes in the wedding atmosphere. From rhinestone sandal to the classic white, closed front pump wedding shoes offer various applications, from rhinestones, glitter on details or fabric flowers to allow the bride to enrich their individual style and elegance.

It is important to pay attention to the hem of the wedding dress. He is decorated richly, it is recommended that a bridal shoe without any applications. If the hem rather reduced, the wedding shoes to score with more decoration.

Furthermore, the shoe color is a particularly important issue. In principle, the shoe should be two shades darker than the dress: with shades of white, ivory or champagne, for example, the overall style are beautifully designed, conceived as if monotonous.

Comfort is the ultimate criterion for the selection of bridal shoes, because the bride should be able, with confidence in the hallway to go to the altar. A tip is a good idea at the point: if the bride in everyday life is not like high heels, then they should also prefer to do without for the wedding on high heels. If, however, high heels for the ceremony are to be worn, then it is a good idea, a second pair of comfortable dance shoes for the evening to buy.

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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Platform Sole Shoes – Trends of Spring 2011

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Platform Sole Shoes – Trends of Spring 2011.

 Common high heels and flats come to compete with success for several seasons already in the latest designer collections. The upcoming season spring-summer 2011 is the challenge for many fashion designers who come with the idea to offer a compromise, abandoning high heels, but at the same time, replacing heels with platform sole.

The demand for shoes on platform sole is absolutely reasonable providing to bear in mind that for many fashion industry representatives’ main sources of inspiration for the new season come the style of '70s. The disco fever of '70s will be back again to fashionmongers the next summer expressed in flats, sandals, clogs on the high and solid platform.

The height in danger

Still, nothing can be clearly defined as of the style adopted in the seventies and presented in the new collections – the bright clogs on the platform in match with bell bottoms jeans were left behind in the far-off past. Instead, in the spring-summer season 2011 is presented by fashion designers with the models of exquisite platform sandals in blend with high, but massive and stable heel.

So, the collection of the prominent shoe designer Brian Atwood offers classic sandals on cork platform with the high and thick rectangular heel. Furthermore, Karl Lagerfeld, while creating a new collection for Chanel, focused on the platform of really dangerous height in shoes, while the prominent master in shoe industry Christian Louboutin demonstrated the clogs on a very thick and solid cork platform. Based on the new collection by Louboutin, the platform has really become the most crucial trend in the next summer season, yet, the designer released boots, sandals and clogs, and even chic evening shoes on platform, combined with a high heel which looks really amazing.

Clogs on massive platform have come with the new collection spring-summer 2011 prepared by the Italian fashion duo D&G where the designers have matched cork platform with the original prints, from the customary floral patterns up to the vivid stripes.

The main collection of Dolce & Gabbana designers, in the meantime, represented stylish sandals with wooden platform and thick heel enough with lacy decoration details and leopard prints. Yet, the American designer Donna Karan launched graceful business shoes on platform with classic low heel for the new collection for DKNY.

Ankle boots on platform sole

The other trend for the coming up spring-summer season 2011 is the birth or revival of ankle boots on platform sole especially designed for cool spring times. So, the American designer Alexander Wang offered ankle boots with open toe and the low and very solid heel to be of very practical function in his latest collection.

The futuristic design coupled with the vivid colors and the combination of platform and very high and solid heel is seen in ankle boots from the new collection by Givenchy. Yet, pretty customary ankle boots with open toe on high subtle heel and platform were offered with pride in the latest collection of the American fashion brand Ralph Lauren.

Platform shoes for evening wear

The combination of high heel, exactly the high heel but not stiletto so common for most evening shoes to go out, and the solid massive sole specified the trend for the evening shoes of the up-coming season spring-summer 2011. Thus, Donna Karan represented trendy evening shoes from subtle golden leather to perfectly match the warm and natural shade of the wooden platform and heel.

In the meantime the fashion designer Nicholas Kirkwood presented evening shoes of luxurious satin with an unusual platform created from a row of large beads.

Traditional evening summer shoes on high heel on a small platform are offered by Christian Dior House offering motley shades for shoes to enjoy the customers. The shoes exert attention with the deep juicy tinges of fuchsia, turquoise, yellow color with loads of decorative items, from feathers to beads, and animal prints. John Galliano, for instance, preferred a higher platform sole with a thin breathtaking heel to completely strike the ladies.

Shoes, whether on platform solid heel or high stiletto heel, are mainly designed for comfort to wear but sometimes the ones created by reputed designers are only for runways since they come as dangerous and risky to wear for everyday life.


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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Jimmy Choo staying true to his roots

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Jimmy Choo staying true to his roots.

 
World-famous designer Jimmy Choo may have come a long way since working in his family’s humble shoemaking business in Malaysia, but he never forgot his dad’s dedication to perfect footwear.

In fact, the Penang-born Choo, whose Haute Couture shoes are coveted by royalty and the likes of Madonna and Michelle Obama, says that shoemaking is in his blood.

“I felt destined to be in the shoemaking business,” he told AFP during a recent interview in Hong Kong, where some of his shoe sketches were auctioned off to raise money for poor students in China.

“I was 11-years-old when I made my first pair of shoes — they were a pair of flat sandals and I made them for my mother under my father’s guidance… (He) was never satisfied until a shoe was made perfectly.

“If it weren’t for him, there would be no Jimmy Choo today.”

After selling his share of an eponymous ready-to-wear line in 2001, the London-based designer now markets a couture line to deep-pocketed clients, particularly the growing number of newly rich mainland Chinese customers riding high on the country’s booming economy.

“We are seeing a lot of wealthy Chinese interested in our designs,” he said.

“Business has been affected somewhat by the recession — people are postponing weddings for example, spending less. But a lot of our clients have huge spending powers, so it hasn’t really impacted business too significantly.”

Choo is convinced that tailor-made fashion is the only way to go, despite the success of his ready-to-wear label.

“Clients come to me because we cater to their needs… Once you go couture, you never go back,” said Choo, clad in a fitted Armani suit.

“A person should never have to fit a pair of shoes, the shoe should be able to fit the person.”

True to his artistic roots, Choo has a bolt of inspiration midway through the interview, sketching a pair of women’s heels inspired by a floral centerpiece on the nearby coffee table.

“Shoe-designing is an art form,” he said.

“It comes from everyday life, but it must be architecturally sound and aesthetically pleasing.”

After working in restaurants and cleaning shoe factories, Choo earned his way into the Cordwainers Technical College, a venerable London shoemaking school which is now part of the London College of Fashion.

“It was important for me to work whilst studying to help ease my parent’s financial burden,” he said.

He opened up his own London workshop in the late 1980s, gaining recognition and international exposure after being featured in Vogue Magazine, but his star soared to new heights after Princess Diana was photographed wearing one of his creations, which now start at an eye-watering 850 pounds ($1,350).

Choo, these days a British citizen, remained tight-lipped on relations with his former business partner Tamara Mellon, who now controls the label they started, amid reports the pair had a falling-out.

“We once worked together, we parted ways — that’s it,” he said.

“I don’t speak ill of old partners. I wish them well… If you have the skills and talent, there’s nothing to be afraid of.”

Source: AFPrelaxnews
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Monday, February 14, 2011

Emporio Armani x Reebok EA7

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Emporio Armani x Reebok EA7.

 
Emporio Armani EA7 and Reebok have created the EA7/Reebok ZigTech line. The Zig-Tech line is Reebok’s line of shoes with distinctive zig-zag soles and this latest iteration is a continuation of the Armani/Reebok partnership which includes activewear and shoes. The whole line has a bit of a sci-fi-meets-sportwear aesthetic. Shown above is the rather architectural ZigLace shoe. The Reebok ZigPump which comes in silver with glossy patent inserts has midfoot strap to keep the foot in place and the classic Reebok pump mechanism.

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Saturday, January 15, 2011

Strappy Lanvin Canvas Wedge Pumps

Fashion: The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Strappy Lanvin Canvas Wedge Pumps.

There’s nothing like strappy sandals to get you ready for the thaw of spring. Here’s a pair that will work with tights in the wintertime, if your feeling a little anxious. They aren’t exactly your average strappy sandals. First, they’re made by cutting edge couturier Lanvin, the oldest fashion house in Paris, so you know the quality is impeccable. Secondly, they combine a number of seemingly contrasting materials in a way that is elegant and cool.

The black and white python skin printed canvas gives these pumps an exotic, luxurious look that extends right onto the covered platform. There’s something about the combination of a peeptoe and a covered platform that is ultra-feminine, but still a bit casual. The pale blush grosgrain ankle ties give them a look that is refreshingly French, and also very hip, given this season’s obsession with pinky nudes. The cork soles are about as comfortable as you can possibly get in a heel that’s over five inches. The great thing about these shoes is that they look totally opulent, but the canvas upper and cork wedge make them not only wearable, but even a little practical. Not that we need shoes to be practical, do we, ladies?

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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Jennifer Hawkins New Shoe Range

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) invites you to read this article: Jennifer Hawkins New Shoe Range.

You can tell a girl's had a big day at the races when you spot her trying to hail a cab in bare feet with her shoes slung over her shoulders.

Racegoers at this year's Spring Carnival can still kick up their heels but now they'll be able to wear them home as well, says Jennifer Hawkins, who has just launched her own shoe range.

The former Miss Universe has used her sex appeal to carve out a multimillion-dollar career by pushing a supermarket aisle worth of products.

She's now signed a lucrative three-year deal to be the face of Siren shoes with her JLH for Siren range - and comfort is the key.

Hawkins has apparently learnt a a thing or two from the head of the Miss Universe pageant, entrepreneur Donald Trump, since winning the competition and shooting to fame in 2004.

The one-time cheerleader from Newcastle has her own swimwear label, several endorsement deals, up to six properties under her belt and a $4-million dollar deal with Myer.

Launching her new capsule range for Siren at a lavish party in Sydney's Kings Cross on Tuesday night, Hawkins talked about how her shoes, made for the Spring Race Carnival, are built to last the distance on the field.

The shoes have a leather insole and leather upper with a double-lined sock which gives them a more luxurious feel.

Hawkins has a firm idea about what this year's summer fashion trends are and has put all her knowledge into her collection.

"The first capsule range is mainly for the races, I've done neutral colours. There's a pulp colour of neon yellow, that will be a trend for next summer, it's a fun funky colour," Hawkins told AAP at the launch.

"The wedge is amazing this summer, the thick square heel is really sophisticated and funky, it's got a bit of an edge.

"Definitely coming through are the square heels, and we can't forget about the stiletto that's always in, and then moving forward to next summer, points are coming back in.

"Fashion's always evolving and it's always bringing styles back from another era and that's what I like to do - go back and see what's been around and draw from that."

Hawkins revealed she has more JLH for Siren designs to come in December and winter 2011.

"I'm bringing out constructions for high summer and about 10 different styles for winter so it's growing already, it's really exciting times," she said.

"I wanted sexy, sophisticated, comfortable heels at a really good price range. I've been wearing heels for so long so I knew what I wanted!"

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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Nike Lunar Orbit Shoes


Lunar Orbit + shoes from Nike’s Sportswear’s spring ’11 collection will a perfect choice for people with the shoe fetish. The fresh running shoe design has its design inspired for the original Nike Tech Pack Jackets.

The shoe features a three-layer mesh on the upper, an asymmetrical zipper, and a raised geometric upper to optimize aerodynamics. Nathan VanHook, the brain behind the impeccable Aina Chukka design, is known to bring his creativity to these pair of shoes. A lot of detailing has been incorporated here through e lasered sock liner, welded bemis tape, as well as the GPS coordinates of Beaverton. Also, the Oregon etched along the asymmetrical zipper seam is hard to miss.

Fashioned out premium materials, the Lunar Orbit + shoes are characterized by welded bemis tape, coated zippers, smooth premium construction and superior comfort.

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