

Dazzling shoes in every direction seemed as if they were calling 'Jessica take me now'.
There was even a hologram of a sparkling shoe turning round and round turning me into a hypnotic state. Then the shoe suddenly sparkles off into Dita-Von-Teese dancing in Louboutin's... just amazing.

There were also rooms explaining how the God of shoes comes up with ideas, where he gets inspiration and how the production of every shoe works. There was a room with a timeline of his life, explaining that interestingly he left college with no qualifications!
I am very upset that I couldn't take photos but hopefully that will urge you to go to it!
http://designmuseum.org/exhibitions/2012/christian-louboutin
those ballet heels must be such a pain to wear! great blog btw!
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tell me about it! I don't know if I'd have the courage to even try them on!
ReplyDeletethanks! I'll have a look at yours
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