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A Letter to Christian Louboutin,

Dear Mr. Christian Louboutin,

Hope this finds you well. I'm a member of the Louboutin Cult. Those scarlet-heeled creations give me a rush! I can easily be convinced to buy whatever design Louboutin creates, even though deep, deep, deeeeeeep, inside my heart I know I look hideous walking in 20 inch heel. But it's all fine with me as long as the soles are red. And you know what? Sometimes I visit this page simply to admire your genius creations. It's a sight for sore eyes.


I love you Christian Louboutin for making me look 5 kg lighter the moment I step in my red-heeled Loubs. I love you for making my outfit look dashing. You are simply the best.
Forever your slave,
Confashion

P.S: Why are the soles of your shoes red?
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Ansam said…
heehee cute post...
Louboutin shoes are distingushed and know for their trademark red leather sole. They make them instantly recognizable... its like their signature...

"I wanted to break the dullness of black or beige soles. And present a 'finished' object. All my soles are red." A trademark which he hopes will, as usual, be imitated...
17 June, 2007
Confashion said…
It's already being imitated at Zara and New Look :) I've seen a some shoes with the same red sole... But not as pretty of course :P
17 June, 2007
Ansam said…
yeah akeed
copycats!!!
17 June, 2007
Anonymous said…
But arent they outragously uncomfortable .. ?!?!
18 June, 2007
Confashion said…
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yes.. but 7ilo 3ala galbi ;)
19 June, 2007
Anonymous said…
i llloooovvveee this post LOL ,, although i don't wear high heels that much .. but you made me eager to try & own a pair of christain louboutin !
DIDI
19 June, 2007
Confashion said…
DIDI
Garbeehom o ed3ili :P
24 June, 2007
Fudge said…
Ive also heard that the soles are red because they were inspired by the red carpet. Since celebrities walk on red while they are on the red carpet, why not walk on red every time you wear your Loubi's ;)
07 September, 2010
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