From Amy Thomas, author of Paris, My Sweet. A love affair with Paris, New York, sweets and, now, a little girl named Parker.
Friday, October 8, 2010
The nutty shoemaker
Once again, M. Louboutin is exhibiting his penchant for fun and kitsch. After fantasizing about a tapdancing career, he’s now a mad scientist with glowing green eyes and a kickass collection of bags and shoes for fall. I’d like to get me some.
This post did not have any comments, yet, so I thought I'd leave one. I had a LOT of fun looking at the Louboutin website! How fun that he's become a magician in it! There is a lot to play with there. Cool. :)
Here's the thing: I am by no means a couture kind of gal, and I think it is actually kind of criminal that a pair of shoes of his cost the amount of money that could feed a hungry child in a developing nation for a year. BUT, I have a secret, dirty fantasy of actually trying on a pair of these babies. I would not even want to own a pair, just to try to walk around in some in the shop would be enough for me. Just once. They are the sexiest shoes ever, and I have a secret passion for them.
On the outside, I may wear Crocs (okay, but not actually outside in Paris, hahahaha! They make great houseshoes, though), but inside of me lurks a Louboutin girl. Just don't tell any of the starving children, eh?
This post did not have any comments, yet, so I thought I'd leave one. I had a LOT of fun looking at the Louboutin website! How fun that he's become a magician in it! There is a lot to play with there. Cool. :)
ReplyDeleteHere's the thing: I am by no means a couture kind of gal, and I think it is actually kind of criminal that a pair of shoes of his cost the amount of money that could feed a hungry child in a developing nation for a year. BUT, I have a secret, dirty fantasy of actually trying on a pair of these babies. I would not even want to own a pair, just to try to walk around in some in the shop would be enough for me. Just once. They are the sexiest shoes ever, and I have a secret passion for them.
On the outside, I may wear Crocs (okay, but not actually outside in Paris, hahahaha! They make great houseshoes, though), but inside of me lurks a Louboutin girl. Just don't tell any of the starving children, eh?