Shoes and art


Christian Louboutin lookbook

ph by Peter Lippmann

styled by Amandine Moine, art directed by Nicolas Menu

Louboutin_LookBook200801_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200810_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200802_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200803_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200804_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200805_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200806_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200807_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200808_peterlippmann

Louboutin_LookBook200809_peterlippmann

I really like this set of photos. Shoe campaigns like Jimmy Choo, Giuseppe Zanotti and Brian Atwood are all going that sexy direction (for Atwood, it’s even close to eroticism). But with this lookbook, Louboutin has no doubt emerged as the classiest of them all— no models, and the shoes are part of a painting-like settings. They have their formula to make shoes look luxurious. Genius.

[images: peterlippmann.com]


  • stylecrush

    I love them too…I wonder how they got them to look so much like a 2D painting?

  • samaira choudhary

    I like the pictures realy is creative…

    samaira choudhary

  • kassie

    They look cheap to me, I don’t like them

  • http://notsonaked.blogspot.com Coco

    Shoes in their natural habitat! 🙂

  • http://madeinepal.blogspot.com/ bhisan

    just straight to the point. very classic campaign.

    who doesn’t want a louboutin for a meal !?

  • http://asianmodelsblog.blogspot.com AMB

    It’s definitely an interesting campaign but I “can’t see” the shoes. The other items in the photos are so distracting that I think the product (shoes) are overwhelmed.

    That said, the campaign is definitely more original than the others.

  • http://stylewithanna.com Anna

    I love some of these, particularly the last 4. Sort of like a modern twist on still life paintings.

YOU MAY LIKE

Fashion’s strangest jobs

The hectic life of designers

Paris MFW begins— Juun J. , Dries van Noten Fall ’10