Alexander McQueen Spring 2009 Shoe Collection

Alexander McQueen Crystal Boots from his 2009 Spring collection are to die for. They are edgy, chic and make quite a statement. These will be on high demand when they come out!

I absolutely love these shoes. The heel is just too crazy and would be quite a challenge to balance on but I guess it cannot be that hard....??!!

I love the wet look on these. These would look gorgeous with the wet look skinnies.

Viktor & Rolf Spring 2009 Shoe Collection

I absolutely love this collection by Viktor & Rolf . It has got a lot of bright colours and different materials ranging from crocodile skin to velvets, silks and leathers.


I love these two particular pairs. I love the gold shoes, which I think can be worn with a simple outfit for a dramatic look and the platform wedge with flames would be perfect for the summer.

Prepare for Dizzying Heights for "Swaggerers"

Christian Louboutin has announceed that he is to design a spike-stiletto with a staggering eight-inch heel. Louboutin-loving celebrities, such as Victoria Beckham (below) have been wobbling around in the designer's seven-inch version for seasons now and I think 8 inches will be no match for them. The new name for such vertiginous shoes is the 'swaggerer.' These are definately not designed for running after a bus or moving about on public transport. These are red carpet shoes, where you get out of the car, walk a short distance and you get back into a car.

Chanel Spring 2009 Shoe Collection

The Chanel Spring 2009 Shoe Collection is rather unsual but very wearable. I love the simplicity of the shoes which have been spiced up with the furry balls on the heels. Some may say they are a little boring but I think the wearble colours give them an edge.





In this collection is also the most talked about shoes, the Chanel "Miami Vice" Spring 2009 Shoe, with a heel in the shape of a gun, that Madonna wore to the premier of her film in New York.

"Lagerfeld had been inspired by an image of a gun he saw somewhere, and he gave the tear to shoe designer Laurence Dacade, who employed plexi to make them functional. Voila! The “Miami Vice” shoe, as it’s called in Chanel’s ranks, is born. And yes, you’ll see them in stores." - FashionWeekDaily.