The idea for
Christian Louboutin platform, however, dates back to when the designer was a 17-year-old interning at the Folies
Bergere in Paris. He was surrounded by dancers who wanted high heels that would create the illusion of their having longer legs.
But shoes with an exterior platform would have rooted their costumes in the 1940s,
Dsquared Men shoes, something t
hat they didnt want. The answer
was an inner platform that invisibly added both height and, a byproduct, stability. The solution was not about the shoe; it was
about the line.
For Louboutin, from the very beginning, shoes were about aesthetics, as well as entertainment, bravado and ###### appeal.
Those seeking comfort above all should shop?
Christian Louboutin Shoes elsewhere. Or try to take advantage of the next four years to plead their case.