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The Art of Architecture


This Autumn/Winter 2009 collection sees Rupert Sanderson draw on inspiration from all round the globe: from beaches in Sri Lanka, all the way to Italy and her Italian master craftsman, Gio Ponti.

Gio Ponti, one of Italy’s greatest 20th Century designers and architects, has been a huge inspiration to Rupert Sanderson this season. It is his flatware in particular that has inspired Rupert Sanderson to create his first sculptured heel, brand new for this season, on styles such as Seleste (shown here).

The heel stands 110mm high and gives the illusion of being broken, whereas it’s actually perfectly balanced when teamed with the subtle external platform. The heel is truly an ingenious piece of design and again reflects back to Sanderson’s love of architecture, structure and balance – all key elements in his shoe-making.
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Anonymous said…
Those shoes are just brilliant! He's an artist, Not only a shoe designer... Lovely, lovely I just love
20 August, 2009
Confashion said…
Even Sweeter
Rupert Sanderson is one of my fave shoe brands :)
21 August, 2009
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