Showing posts with label Christian Louboutin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Louboutin. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS

Louboutin display at Saks Fifth Ave

Vanity strikes a pose in the windows of Saks Fifth Ave. In Louboutin's lustrous display, a peacock with spines of lipstick poses proudly. Passers-by become the pleasant face of the perched peafowl. Down the way, a Halloween-themed workshop and Louboutin lounge project scenes built around the red-soled shoes. Keep reading for a look at all sides of Saks' shoe-themed showcase, including Manolo Blahnik's clever curtain call...  

Sunday, July 27, 2014

LUXURY LACQUER BY LOUBOUTIN

Christian Louboutin Windows at Saks Fifth Ave, NYC featuring Loubiville

After twenty-three years of red-sole splendor, the Louboutin brand pushes prestige to a new level. On July 25th, Christian Louboutin unveiled Rouge Louboutin--the first of 30 shades of nail polish--at Saks Fifth Avenue and all 15 Louboutin Boutiques. To promote Louboutin Beauté, the windows at the Saks Fifth Ave. flagship feature Loubiville, an albino metropolis inspired by the shapes and angles of the Louboutin nail polish bottle. Keep reading for the details... 

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS

Space meets style at Bergdorf Goodman on the 58th Street facing windows

Cosmic geography has changed since the Cold War ended in a stalemate of exploratory superiority. Dogs and humans have raced to the moon. Pluto has been disregarded as a major planet. The intergalactic limits of our Solar System readjust based on the discovery of dwarf planet 2012 VP113. Even Saturn reveals startling surprises with the surfacing of newly defined oceans. And so, style and science are a natural pair for Bergdorf's windows, given the evolutionary element of their respective dominion.

Sunday, November 24, 2013

CHANCE + COUTURE + CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN

My Desk...My Phone…My Luck has Turned!

A 2-minute email break between back-to-back meetings Thursday yielded an unusually unique opportunity. I was invited back to the Brooklyn Museum for a second time in 2 months--to see Nana, to experience Gaultier and to (potentially) meet a high profile Mystery Guest! A judgement call was at hand; should I muster up the courage to ask my boss about leaving work or miss an unconfirmed meeting with an unnamed fashion industry celeb? It was a toss up, and chance won out.