What is your first reaction when asked what charm is?
I’m afraid it’s not specific terms like sexy, luxurious, elegant… but rather images like the following:
Marilyn Monroe’s charming and fragrant quote: ‘I only wear a few drops of Chanel No.5 when I go to sleep.’.
Scarlett Johansson played the role of the sexiest girlfriend of the year in the movie ‘She’ using only her voice.
Or it could be Dita Von Teese dancing with Christian Louboutin’s dagger.
And at the moment of lifting the foot and turning around, the faint red soles of the shoes appeared.
The red under those high heels is more intuitive and charming than any word. If charm is the resonance of five senses and six perspectives, then red high heels are definitely the ignition point of the atmosphere. It stimulates imagination, raises the temperature, and just a glance can trigger hormonal bursts.
Who can resist such a sexy Christian Louboutin? It can be said that there is no female star whose name you can name who has not worn a pair.
He almost takes over half of the major red carpets every year.
Jennifer Lopez once composed a song called “Louboutins”. When a woman was emotionally hurt, she said, “This is the last time, I’m going to put on my Louboutins and keep moving forward
I always remember the perfect silhouette of Queen Letizia Ortiz and former French President’s wife Carla Bruni. Letizia is no less impressive than Carla, who is a model, and it has to be said that that touch of red is a plus.
In order to recreate the magical crystal shoes that transformed Cinderella, Disney also hired Christian Louboutin to design them. The crystal, lace, sparkling butterfly, and that touch of red are the perfect love dreams in fairy tales.
Actress Lily James attends the premiere of ‘Cinderella’ wearing crystal shoes
After the death of soul singer Aretha Franklin, she still wore a pair of her favorite Christian Louboutin on her feet.
From celebrities to political ladies to fairy tale female protagonists, everyone is captured by it. Why can Christian Louboutin understand women’s hearts so well?
