InsideLux – The Luxury News Authority

Architecture has always understandably been associated with the construction of buildings. Buildings that attract tourists from around the world bring people in with interesting features that seem to be unimaginable in structure.

Stepping out the box and taking risks to modernize far into the future is what sets a single building apart from billions of others. Attempting to apply this concept to the all important shoe design market, Marloes ten Bhomer gives us a shoe so far advanced most may not understand the optimal revolution of them.

Representing minimalism at its best is this black shoe with the heel completely to the side, and support remarkably in front of the ankle. These are not yet out for commercial sale but when they are, do you dare?

Fall has been giving us earth tones and deep dark colors for years. Christian Louboutin has decided to go against the grain and provide us with a new way to look at fall. Glitz, glam, and bright colors are certainly not lacking in this sexy shoe collection. Embedding rhinestones, bright colors, and a super sexy high heel can make anyone dread the returning cold just a little bit less.

Critically acclaimed designer Marloes ten Bhömer is launching her first commercially available shoe this month in London.

The designer is best known for her couture shoe collections, which feature many imaginatively constructed pieces. Almost more a work of art than a fashion statement, her latest creation brings something different to the market.

This is the ‘Beigefoldedshoe’, a shoe made entirely from a single piece of folded leather, with a stainless steel heel. This new design stems from one of her visionary footwear concepts, transformed into a wearable shoe through two years of design and engineering development.

The shoes are handmade in the UK, and cost £2,250 (approximately $3,716).

Jimmy Choo’s fall/winter 2009 ad campaign is out, featuring Angela Lindvall looking suitably sexed-up with tousled hair, come-to-bed eyes and plenty of leather.

The label is tapping into the jungle and animal print trend of the season, with coloured leopard print and snakeskin prevalent throughout the collection.

Leather is huge for Choo this season, whether it’s patent leather killer heels or over-the-knee boots. Think rock chick meets biker babe.