At the end of last week, word spread on Twitter that the sale would take place this Wednesday and Thursday, but now Madison Avenue Spy reports that according to the the official invitation, the sale is one day—Wednesday—and press-only. Mysteriously, we’ve got a separate source who confirmed the original two-day plan, making us wonder if Louboutin sent out different information to different people. Christian Louboutin sample sale

We definitely don’t want you to take Thursday off and rush to a random 14th-floor space in the Garment District only to find that there’s nothing there,Christian Louboutin Flats, so for now, we’ll second MadSpy’s prudent suggestion that anyone who wants Loubs should plan to visit the sale Wednesday afternoon. If this year’s sale is anything like the last one, they’ll start letting in non-press people after lunch. Plan to wait at least two hours, and don’t expect any amenities—this is an old-school sample sale. Do, however, expect bargains: Most of the merchandise last time was around $250, with some heels as low as $100.

‘I don’t design randomly,’ says famed shoe designer as he gears up to open a store in Dubai
“I have more than 20 stores, but what I want is to create something that is unique to one particular store. For instance, there is one colour that I have been dying to use in my shoes — green. But it never sells. It drove me crazy thinking about it. But funny enough, I have always noticed that women who buy green shoes in Paris are women from the Middle East,” says Louboutin.
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Christian Louboutin is not just choosy about his collaborations. He is equally particular about his store, its location and its size.

“The look of the store is very important to me. I look into every detail such as the architecture, the size of the store, the height of the ceiling and the galleries above it. The store should finally reflect the flavour of the region too.”