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Christian Louboutin Celebrates His One Year Anniversary in Beirut

Last night, Lebanon's prominent social figures joined Christian Louboutin to celebrate the one-year anniversary of his flagship store in Beirut.

Christian Louboutin entered with Lebanese sensation Elissa to a crowd of over 250 "red sole" fans. VIP guests included Maya Diab, Information Minister Walid Daouq, Shiekha Amal Al Qasimi of Sharjah, Myriam Fares, Gordon Campbell Gray and designer Hatem Akheel.

Guests had an opportunity to pre-order exclusive Fall/Winter 2011 collections and special pieces. Christian mingled with guests, signed shoes for many VIPs and posed for photographs with his devoted fans. Christian gave singer Elissa a tour of the boutique while adoring fans looked on and took photographs.


Photo credit: RR&Co. 


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Wrapping Mania said…
Their background is like one of the wrapping i've done :P
http://wrappingmania.blogspot.com/2011/06/for-lovely-fashionista.html
13 July, 2011
Mademoiselle said…
wish I could meet him! I know a couple of lucky ladies who met him before and all say he is a sweetheart!
14 July, 2011
Confashion said…
Wrapping Mania
I LOVE your wrapping paper!!
And I love your business idea. so cool! :)

Mademoiselle
Who knows maybe you will when he officially opens the boutique in K-town ;)
15 July, 2011
Wrapping Mania said…
Thanks Dear :*
So sweet of u :)
15 July, 2011
Confashion said…
Wrapping Mania
You're more than welcome :)
17 July, 2011
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