London Fall 2015 Shoes
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Emilio de la Morena worked with Bionda Castana on a sleek version of their popular Nicole pump with signature sinewy strapping.
Emilio de la Morena worked with Bionda Castana on a sleek version of their popular Nicole pump with signature sinewy strapping.
At Erdem, polo-style boots in collaboration with Nicholas Kirkwood were paired with Hitchcock heroine cocktail frocks, a surprising combo that, while a bit bottom-heavy, was a clever subversion.
Rupert Sanderson designed striking booties printed to match patterns in Antonio Berardi’s colorful collection.
Roksanda Ilincic’s loafer-booties by Nicholas Kirkwood were coyly faux-layered with attached stretch suede sockettes.
Nicholas Kirkwood designed a chisel-toe loafer-boot hybrid for Roksanda Ilincic, complete with built-in suede sockette and curved heel. Ilincic’s strength as a divergent colorist and Kirkwood’s signature material and shape mashups proved a winning combo yet again.
Bionda Castana crafted covetable fringe bootines for Matthew Williamson in a boho palette of lemon, lilac, peacock blue and luggage brown.
For the first time, David Koma enlisted fellow London designer Mary Alice Malone of Malone Souliers to create a grouping of graphic T-bar pumps and boot styles.
Mary Katrantzou countered her pepto-pink foam runway with delightfully clompy ankle-strap platforms in velvet. The footwear was again in collaboration with Italian designer Gianvito Rossi.
Straight-cut rubber wader boots, shown at Gareth Pugh’s fall show in collaboration with Meliss, added a touch of playful reality to the designer’s signature dark romance.
Thomas Tait worked with Nicholas Kirkwood for the second season on stretch leather boots with a clear orb heel.
Backstage at Jonathan Sauders, it was revealed that the designer worked again with Christian Louboutin on corseted stiletto cuissardes.