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Louis Leeman Design time incorporated hand-made Italian Shoes
A New Year means New Collection and New Look. Come and discover the latest Louis Leeman Design Autumn Winter 2016 men’s footwear.
I joined the Louis Leeman Team to celebrate the holiday season range in style during their private preview in London’s Cafe Royale Hotel during London Fashion Week.
Louis Leeman Design is most acclaimed for their time incorporated hand-made Italian Shoes founded by Creative Director Duo’s Louis Leeman and Erica Pesolini.
This season it was all about luxury and excess if you admire beautifully handmade footwear and appreciate fine Italian craftsmanship this would be it.
“Snow is falling at Louis Leeman Design”
These shoes just happen appear to be most coveted by A-list Celebrity fans alike. I did spy a few Tuxedo shoe options for that all important occasion on my wish list from iconic patent, timeless woven silk, interlaced satin slippers and quilted loafer with tassels were my most favourite.
I arrived at the Louis Leeman Design presentation at the Cafe Royal Hotel as I made my way upstairs to the Pompadour Room to find it had been transformed into a winter Wonderland fantasy that mimicked a Stanley Kubric film or Narnia.
Details from Louis Leeman Fall Winter 2016 Presentation.
Slipons are a good idea’ for every season
The footwear collection had some unique individual pieces that were elegantly enchanting to create the feeling of snow or frost adorning the shoes, plus metal detailing and detailed embellishments.
My personal favourite were the Tolstoy themed pair of shoes with gold frogging made me think of Napolian influences and a Gentlemen’s Alpine members club to set the scene of elegance and intimacy. Expect high end, fine craftsmanship and red carpet glamour from the design duo Louis Leeman and Erica Pelosini in seasons to come.
Editorial Disclaimer: A huge thank you to Louis Leeman Design for hosting me for the Press Preview during London Fashion Week. As always, all opinions are my own and I will never promote something I don’t personally use or would wear myself for accurate feedback.
