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The Design Museum in London is celebrating twenty years of design and inspiration by shoe designer Christian Louboutin on 1 May, 2012.
Running until 9 July, 2012, the exhibition is a celebration of Louboutin’s career till date, revealing the artistry and theatricality of his shoe design from stilettos to lace-up boots, studded sneakers and bejewelled pumps.
Drawing from Christian Louboutin’s personal archive, the exhibition presents his celebrated shoe designs, referencing the origins of the iconic red sole, through to the latest Louboutin collections including a range for men and desirable handbags.
“I was brought up in a very feminine environment. I had three sisters, I had a father who was barely there,” Louboutin stating during a press conference to launch the 10-week exhibition. He said that as a result of his upbringing he grew up with “the biggest love and the biggest respect for women”.
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