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Liudmila Launches its Debut Collection at AlOthman Boutique This Wednesday

I'm excited about the launch of Liudmila's debut collection at AlOthman. The creative talent behind the brand emerging designer Najeeba Hayat, was able to put herself on the shoes fashion map thanks to her tireless commitment and dedication. She studied shoe design for almost 6 months and really worked hard on every aspect related to the brand, from the design, to marketing, to budgeting, to promoting the shoes, all on her own!

AlOthman Boutique will launch Liudmila S/S 2015 shoes collection this Wednesday April 1st at 6pm at AlOthman boutique located in Salmiya, Salem Al Muabark Street, Maryam Complex (Basement). Pass by to meet the designer Najeeba Hayat and be the first to shop her debut collection.

Liudmila began with the belief that the future of footwear lies in creating desire and fantasy while respecting a woman’s mobility. Made in Italy, Liudmila singles itself out by a focus on lower-heeled styles. All of their heel styles fall under the 100mm ranges with the majority of the collection using a 50mm heel. Liudmila debut shoes collection combines softness (of line and leather) with extreme delicacy; the designer used innovative and rarely used materials like salmon skin treated in luxurious finishing.

For her Leandra wedge heels (shown in the photos below), a new manufacturing process had to be invented by the designer to be able to create this style without ruining the line, and her Marmalade sandals hand-carved in wood and the platforms are mounted separately so as to give flexibility to the style.

Needless to say that Liudmila shoes were manufactured in the same factory as Manolo Blahnik and Christian Louboutin in Vigevano, outside of Milan.


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