Christian Louboutin

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. As Cardi B once said, “These expensive, these is red bottoms.” She was referring to her Christian Louboutin heels, known for their signature red soles. It’s the mark of luxury! Sadly, most of our soles are pretty bland […]

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Shoppers who are eager for a new retail experience can now immerse themselves in the red-soled world of Christian Louboutin. Scottsdale Fashion Square, part of the Macerich portfolio of ...

Shoppers who are eager for an iconic new retail experience can now immerse themselves in the Red-Soled world of Christian Louboutin. Scottsdale Fashion Square, part of the Macerich portfolio of one-of-a-kind retail properties in top markets, today announced Christian Louboutin has made its Arizona market debut with the opening of a boutique in the center’s luxury wing.

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A pair of crooks sauntered into a Christian Louboutin shop in Greenwich Village, threatened a worker with a knife and ran off with six handbags worth more than $10,000, police said Thursday. “If you talk you will get shot,” one of the robbers, knife in hand, told a worker, according to cops. Surveillance video from inside the high-end boutique on Horatio St. near Greenwich St. shows the ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Your inner fashionista knows Christian Louboutins are arguably the most popular designer shoes that money can buy. What better way for the shoe-lover to feel sexy than with stilettos with the distinct red sole?. After all, is there anything else that can make you feel more...

Good friends Christian Louboutin and Idris and Sabrina Elba teamed up for a cause-driven collaboration, and after a year in the making, the resulting collection of impactful and meaningful ‘Walk a Mile in My Shoes’ footwear is officially here. The collaboration was first conceived during the height of the Black...

Christian Louboutin’s iconic red-bottom heels are one of the ultimate luxury status symbols. But a new collaboration with Idris and Sabrina Elba, launching today, is reimagining them for a thoughtful cause. Like so many 2020 projects, Louboutin, Idris, and Sabrina’s new shoe partnership first began out of a virtual chat...

Christian Louboutin was watching a June 15, 2020, Instagram Live conversation between Idris and Sabrina Elba and Black Lives Matter co-founder and activist Opal Tometi, and he says the no-holds-barred talk about race in America and amplifying voices instantly resonated with him. “First of all, the subject of the discussion speaks directly to me: consideration for people despite your skin tone, color or origin,” Louboutin tells The Hollywood Reporter. “Idris was very clear about the importance of making a contribution, whether through a donation or work toward lasting, structural change. Watching such dear friends’ commitment to something so important moved me a lot. I agreed that of course we have to take action, but I wanted to offer more than a check; I wanted to provide practical solutions that ladder up to systemic change for communities.”

The name Christian Louboutin is synonymous with luxury. The shoe designer’s trademark red soles have become a permanent fixture in fashion and culture, reigning supreme as one of the most iconic footwear designs in the world since the brand’s inception in 1991. At the time, one of the first people to step foot inside the designer’s flagship boutique in Paris was Princess Caroline of Monaco, an elite guest who set the precedent for customers to come.

Christian Louboutin is teaming up with his good friends, couple Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre Elba, on a charitable project which aims to support a number of organisations that work towards preventing racial injustice. The 'Walk A Mile In My Shoes' collection has been created to help draw attention to...

When you’re at school in France, everyone learns about ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian civilisations, and you often start to be obsessed with one. If you liked sports and organisation, you probably loved Rome; if you liked politics and philosophy, you probably favoured Greece; and if you liked animals, mystery, illustration and fantasy you might be more drawn to Egypt. I loved the Egyptian gods who were half-human, half-animal; the mythology; the statues – the sphinxes and the obelisks – and the architecture. One book I particularly loved featured a huge picture of a temple built into the mountain: the temple of Hatshepsut, at Deir el-Bahri on the West Bank in Luxor. As it emerged from a piece of rock, I saw something so special in the transition from something very raw to something very finished.

Saks Fifth Avenue is seeing major changes this year. Last month, parent company Hudson’s Bay Co. separated the retailer’s website into a standalone business from its stores following a $500 million infusion from a venture capital firm. Saks’ brick-and-mortar fleet of 40 stores will operate separately and be referred to as SFA. Meanwhile, Hudson’s Bay Co. announced that it had entered into a partnership with Insight Partners, which made a minority equity investment in Saks — the name of the new standalone e-commerce entity.

Luxury shoe-maker –Christian Louboutin is now poised to be valued at $3.8 billion, thanks to Exor, Agnelli’s European holding company which has decided to buy a 24% stake in the Paris-based brand to become its largest shareholder. Exor will invest a total of $640 million in the marquee seeing its...

COVID-19 Outbreak-Global Premium Clothing and Footwear Industry Market Report-Development Trends, Threats, Opportunities and Competitive Landscape in 2020 is latest research study released by HTF MI evaluating the market, highlighting opportunities, risk side analysis, and leveraged with strategic and tactical decision-making support. The study provides information on market trends and development, drivers, capacities, technologies, and on the changing investment structure of the COVID-19 Outbreak-Global Premium Clothing and Footwear Market. Some of the key players profiled in the study are Comme Des Garcons, Christian Louboutin, Saint Laurent, Dolce & Gabbana, Visvim, Theory, Thom Browne, Vince, Salvatore Ferragamo, Paul Smith, Gucci, Givenchy, Alexander MnQueen, Versace & Balmain.