Givenchy Spring Summer 2011 Fisherman Sandals

Givenchy brings us some new attractive sandal heels for all of you denim lovers who want some retro shoes to go with your outfits. The Fisherman Wedges are laced with beautiful leather straps all throughout the body. The luxury quality sole and stacked wedge appeal make this shoe interesting. If you’re looking for a more specific piece of fashion to add to your collection look to the Givenchy wedge to give you that different look to set you apart from the rest of the girls. These stylish and astonishing sandals can be paired with a number of Spring/Summer styles seen right here on wikifashionista.com



The Givenchy Fisherman wedge sandals have an informal, laid-back almost sporty feel and could easily be dressed up with a slender dark pair of denims and loose fitting floral top or with a navy blue belted shirt dress. Try pairing the sandals with a cute little romper with the Gucci Marrakech Leather Luxury handbag and an oversized sun hat. Or try wearing these wedges with a Mango Spring/Summer 2011 denim top and polka dot flirty skirt. You can have so much fun dressing these fashionable wedges up or down for a whole lot of Spring/Summer fun going on trips, music festivals and just out on the town with a group of girlfriends.

These sandals are built with a lofty attribute of brown leather suede material offering a fashionable plus comfy fit for walking. Other qualities consist of an adaptable ankle strap and a back zipper for easy slip on and off. If you’re interested in buying this fashionable pair of wedges it will cost you about $1190.

Alexander McQueen Spring Summer 2011 Footwear Collection

McQueen’s work always provoked emotional reactions—extreme ones. One season, his audience shed tears of frustration over his inhospitable choice of venue; the next, tears of joy over the haunting beauty of both the clothes and the staging. Even as he entered his forties, the designer was hardly ever written about without the phrase “enfant terrible” following his name. And yet, despite the perennial bad-boy tag, he’d won all the big awards given out in London and was even honored by Queen Elizabeth.

One can always count on Alexander McQueen for extreme fashion designs. The new McQueen sandals are the pinnacle of footwear fashion. The Spring/Summer fashion for 2011 features amazing floral detailed stiletto booties and gold buckle detailing not to mention a gold steel to detail that pulls the shoe together. Also included in the collection are nude suede stiletto sandals with a braided ankle strap and major hanging floral detailing. McQueen is always interesting in a perverse sort of way that is upsets and astonishes the fashion world at the same time.





This collection is something out of a fairytale. There are gorgeous gold mottled and wavy petals that adorn the back holding up the structure and covering the front platform. Continuing the recurring t-strap theme are the peep toe, studded, floral detailed stilettos. There is nothing minimalist about this collection. These designs are classic artistic Alexander McQueen.

The lines of the collection are clean and exciting to say the least. Indeed the protagonist of the collection is successfully displaying the complete coercion of imaginative embellishment. Along with relic gold finish that is reminiscent of some of the glorious stucco which was a favorite of the late baroque designer. There is not much to be desired from this collection because every pair is so lavishly detailed and exquisitely made.



At a price tag ranging from $3000 and up the sandals by Alexander McQueen for Spring/Summer are by far the crème de la crème of fashion footwear. So what do you think about the new McQueen footwear collection? Would you like to own a pair to add to your luxury footwear collection? Tell us everything.

Best Dressed: Christian Louboutin Shoes Chole Sevigny or Leighton Meester

Let’s take a look at these attractive heels in detail. Beige suede, red and gold straps and animal print design sets this shoe apart from the rest of the Spring Summer 2011 fashion trends in footwear. What makes these platform ankle tie sandals so much more interesting is that they are from Christian Louboutin. Pictured above, this shoe is definitely designed for a new youthful generation of Louboutin connoisseurs.



Chloë Sevigny is pictured at a recent event wearing the daring extremely high heels with a blue floral print sophisticated cut out Spring/Summer 2011 ensemble straight from the Christian Louboutin runway. The celebrity fashionista has an eye for the flamboyant and unconventional fashion, which is why it is no surprise that she chose to wear these fashion forward platform sandals. We can always count on Chloë to be different and invigorating



Leighton Messner sports the trendy Louboutin heels at an LA event looking effortlessly gorgeous. Another true celebrity fashionista, Messner is known to take fashion risks on the red carpet in front of the camera. Above, she pairs the unique Louboutin sandals with matching patterned dress similar to the multi-textured shoes in style Leighton is completely setting herself apart from the rest of the up and coming starlets with her sense of new fashion. She’s surely one to watch fashion wise.

It’s refreshing to see something new from Christian Louboutin. After mastering the classic pump, Louboutin made a creative leap toward the unconventional and interesting realm of fashion footwear. But let’s not take it too far, he sticks with incorporating his signature red sole beneath the shoe. Spring/Summer is the perfect time to experiment with a young new flirty sandal designs. One thing is for sure, Christian is sure giving Jimmy Choo some stiff competition with this new design. Can’t wait to see what’s coming next. Will Christian Louboutin continue to push the boundaries or will he revert back to his traditional platform pump design. Only time will tell and Wikifashionista.com will be sure to keep you updated about it.

What do you think of the new Louboutin design? Who wore them best Leighton or Chloë? Tell us what you think.