CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN has opened a dedicated shoe haven in Harrods, offering exclusive new styles. The
label's new London home - created by designer Lee Broome - is an homage to some
of London's most beautiful landmarks, while still encapsulating the French
brand's signature theatricality.
A white fanned arch-way entrance is inspired by Covent Garden Opera
House, while street lamps act as shoe display spaces. Big Ben is celebrated
with a giant etched glass clock that lights up the store and wall displays made
up of bespoke tiles reference the original walls of London's Underground.
"The entirely bespoke shop-fit, inspired by London icons such as
Big Ben and the London Underground, make it a unique must-visit destination for
the best-heeled women in town," Harrods chief merchant Marigay McKee told
us. "It's a perfect fusion of Parisian London chic."
In keeping with the grandeur of Harrods and Louboutin, the ceilings are
ornately carved with moulded staccato detailing and the brand's signature red
features throughout most furnishings and a red carpet offers a decadent appeal.
The space also features a special orders service and a VIP room, available by
appointment.
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