Simple layout in a white space with the shoes freely on display made the atomsphere even more special.
From Louboutin's to Turkish Bath shoes dating back to the 1890's, the collection was small but unique & spectacular.
Split into 3 catorgories; Shoes for Catwalk, Shoes for Couture & Innovative Design in Footwear; the heels varied in colour, heel height & style but all had the same WOW factor.
The exhibition finishes tomorrow but if you can get along to Brick Lane in time I strongly reccommend it!
I have included a few of my own photos and further down some professional ones from mission on the launch night...
 |
| just a little photo of what I wore from the knee down - loved the colours & textures against each other |
 |
| Vivenne Westwood & Alexander McQueen |
 |
| Nicholas Kirkwood & Christian Louboutin |
 |
| Christian Dior |
 |
 |
| Niamh O'Connor |
 |
| Manolo Blahnik |
 |
| Christian Louboutin for English National Ballet |
 |
| Rupert Sanderson for Royal Opera House |
 |
| Natacha Marro |
 |
| Gareth Pugh worn by Beyonce in her Run the World (Girls) video |
 |
| My Favourite - Nicholas Kirkwood Alice in Wonderland heels |
 |
| Salvatore Ferragamo |
 |
| In 1954, Audrey Hepburn commisioned Ferragamo to make her some ballerina flats & thus created the famous Audrey design. |
 |
| Katie Eary for Nike |
 |
| Terry de Havilland |
 |
| Minuture Alexander McQueen |
 |
| Christian Dior |
 |
| Prada |
Mission Photos;
 |
| Just how minuture the Minuture Alexander McQueen actually is! |
 |
 |
| Christian Louboutin & Daphne Gusinness |
 |
| Terry de Havilland |
 |
| Prada |
It was a truly an amazing exhibition & an insight into the history of our love & obsession of shoes.
Check out the fabulous shoe site www.javari.co.uk
No comments:
Post a Comment