Sergio Rossi
Sergio Rossi is known for its craftsmanship, refined, feminine details, and designer collaborations. Founded in 1951 in San Mauro Italy the brand takes its name from its founder Sergio Rossi.
Andrea Pfister
Andrea Pfister is known for his stylish and amusing designs which have earned him a reputation a...
Casadei
For Cesare Casadei creative director of the Italian brand Casadei, shoes are just “like being i...
Maud Frizon
Maud Frizon, born in 1941 in Paris to a French father and English mother, began her career as a ...
Charles Jourdan
The life of famed women’s shoemaker, Charles Jourdan, began in 1883 In southeastern France, in B...
André Perugia
Andre Perugia was an innovator. He had a lifelong contract with I. Miller. When we traveled to t...
Walter Steiger
Walter Steiger is one of the most influential designers in the history of modern footwear, wh...
Herbert (Beth) Levine
Beth Levine's ingenious and witty designs, experimentation with novel materials, and ability to...
Robert Clergerie
The story starts in a small town in the southeast of France, between Valence and Grenoble. The ...
Helmut Lang
One of the most influential designers of the Nineties, whose cult status endures “Shy, reticent...
Manolo Blahnik
To try to define Manolo Blahnik's designs is to try to define the work of an ever-evolving arti...
Karl Lagerfeld
Completely unique—and proud of it—Karl Lagerfeld has basically dominated the fashion scene ever...
Yves Saint Laurent
Yves Saint Laurent started out under the watchful eye of another designer who symbolizes class,...
Salvatore Ferragamo
One of 14 children, Ferragamo was apprenticed to a shoemaker in Naples at the age of 11, before...