The very first shoes he ever
designed were inspired by the famous image of Diana, Princess of Wales sitting
in front of the Taj Mahal during her visit to India in 1992. “I remember the
picture at the time of Princess Diana and she was looking at her feet and I
thought she looked so sad….It would be nice to have something to make her
smile, when she looked at her feet.” So he made a pair of flat suede pumps with
the word ‘LOVE’ written in his signature red, ‘LO’ on the left foot louboutinoutlet, ‘VE’ on the right.
1. Back in the 1970’s he went through a punk phase. Christian
Louboutin was in a few films, including 1979 cult classic Race d’ep and The
Homosexual Century, which attracted an English-language audience christian louboutin outlet.
His first job was at the Folies Bergères, the cabaret where he assisted the
entertainers backstage. He was also a fixture on the city’s party scene,
clubbing his nights away alongside Mick Jagger and Andy Warhol.
In the late 1980s, he turned away
from fashion to become a landscape gardener but missed working with shoes and
set up his company in 1991.
Christian Louboutin helped bring
stilettos back into fashion in the 1990s and 2000s, designing dozens of styles
with heel heights of 120 mm (4.72 inches) and higher.
3.Christian Louboutin’s famous
red soles were inspired by an employee’s nail polish, so it’s only fair that
those same red soles inspired a manicure called, what else, but the “Louboutin
Manicure.”The trend involved painting the underside of the fingernail tip red,
and the top of the nail black, so what looked like normal black polish
delivered quick flashes of red, much like catching a fleeting glimpse of a
Louboutin sol
4.. His ‘So Kate’ heels were
inspired by Kate Moss while he was fitting her for shoes for her wedding celebrations.
The model has countless pairs of his iconic ‘Pigalle’ heels, so Louboutin
decided to “reshape” it slightly and make a version perfect for her. He
lengthened the point of the toe, closed the heel in more, made the heel
pin-thin and higher.
The red sole is protected as a
trademark in several countries, and litigation has taken place in various
disputes in which Louboutin claimed infringement of its rights on red bottoms
for cheap. Litigation generally also involved discussion of the validity or the
scope of protection of the trademark.
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Boosting up in Paris in a household of women, Louboutin says he understood females better than most men from an early age.
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