Christian Louboutin by Christian Louboutin & Eric Reinhardt. Image via here.
French shoe designer Christian Louboutin has become as well known for his lacquered red soles as he is for creativity.
His shoes have conquered the worlds of celebrity and editorial alike, becoming almost synonymous with the stiletto.
To mark his 20th anniversary, Louboutin writes a retrospective that documents his work, milestones, phenomenal creativity and the propelling inspiration behind each cult design.
Bound in leather, with foreword by John Malkovich, exquisite photography by Philippe Garcia and David Lynch, contribution by Eric Reinhardt, this is the coffee table book to end all coffee table books. There is no mediocrity in Christian Louboutin’s work and each page of this tome rings true to that.
Christian Louboutin by Christian Louboutin is published by Rizzoli, retails for $150 and is available here, here and here.
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A wonderful piece. The cover looks just like a master sculpture piece.
Very pleasing to the eye.
It is wonderful Mum. You should see each page. Each page is an art piece it itself.
Glorious.