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Last Louboutin Standing

Although I haven't been a huge Louboutin fan the past couple of seasons, I must admit that I always make it a point, whenever I'm browsing Salhiya Complex, to pass by Christian Louboutin boutique just to check out what's new out of curiosity. Recently I visited the boutique to view their latest new season collection heels. Surprisingly I liked two pairs, but not enough to make me buy them, or at least not for now. The shoes stood out with their bold colors, neon and tie-dye details, and unexpected textures. The ones that I didn't like, had an element or two which made them look borderline tacky, for example, I loved the tie-dye heels with ruffled detail, but why did they come with a brick-like platform??! The ones that I liked the most were the multi-colored pigalle with brushstroke details, shown in the photo above, they'd accent a little black dress or a pair of darkwash cropped jean. Painful? extremely. Maybe I should've tried the half size bigger.

So, what were your last Louboutin pair? 


Comments

Anonymous said…
I'm not a big fan of louboutin shoes too . i have only one pair and they are soo painful .
LadyB_Q8 said…
I got the pvc wedges, couldn't resist !
Anonymous said…
im not a fan of louboutin, their shoes are too vulgar for my taste, the only ones i love are the kitten heels with the front bow

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