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How Italian designer shoe model
Italian designer shoes René Cavalla are walking high fashion, each pair of shoes will never be the same, are treated as pieces of sculpture and jewelry that emphasizes the beautiful heels. Every detail reflects luxury, even the soles are completely decorated with a “rain” of stars, shine it gives them a twist, says José Luis Balancers adviser’s shoes.
René Cavalla is the creator of sophisticated and elegant footwear, which has earned him worldwide fame with celebrities who wear his creations such as Catherine Zeta Jones, Abeyance, Emma Roberts, Mila Jehovah, Katherine Height, Elizabeth Hurley, Whitener Houston, Yuma Thurman, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rosario Dawson, Eva Herzegovina, Jennifer Aniston, Heidi Klux, Eva Longoria, Cameron Diaz, Mary Louise Parker, among other celebrities.
Cavalla has worked with major brands such as Valentino, Christian Dior and Channel by Karl Lagerfeld who have surrendered to its charms. Today his autumn-winter collection is available in Mexico for the first time.
About her jewelry for the feet, which highlights the high heels lengthen and stylized figure to infinity. Heels decorated with Swarovski crystals, a thin, elegant way, without falling into excess.
René’s story begins in cavalla “Movement” in Venice. A real city and fantasy tale that has not let fame spoil it. There he develops his art, original experience forms that extol the feminine beauty.
He himself is concentrated in the high fashion market and transforms their shoes in a sophisticated sculpture. Based in Venice, a city where you can still find the artisans of yesteryear. All the magic of their culture and tradition carries her artistic work.
Her boutique is located in Milan, Rome, Paris, Spain and the most singular is “Hacienda” in the Veneto. A live performance that conveys the richness of their shoes and the importance of artisanship today.
A parallel world of Venetian artists for centuries has managed to keep the magic potion of their work that makes this city, an invention of the theater, a dream.
Why do many people view that it is part of the fashion arts
Has repeatedly defended the view that fashion is an art. In this regard, include some designers and artists at the time to create and produce clothing as if they do paint a picture, as is the case of Paula Sans Caballero.
Paula Sans Caballero is a 41-year-old from Valencia has created a style through their artwork made with hand-stitched fabrics that have been used for advertising campaigns and fashion shows for brands and designers in the world.
When ask about the keys of their work, the designer confessed that there are eight keys that always respects: narrative, storytelling works, composition, sophistication because the characters are distant and enigmatic, drawing as it emphasizes the importance of the sketches at the time of creating, styling, irony, the slow time it takes to make a design and detail.
Also, when making their crafts making the style of every woman who crosses his life, especially those who do not follow all the trends carefully as they set the fashion magazines, but those with a logic that makes them elegant and simple.
How swatch swiss clock model 2011
The objects are linked to the glamorous fashion again. Whether its jewelry, cars, diamonds, handbags, champagne and watches, all manufacturers of luxury goods have been recovered from the worst of the recession and record profits for the recovery both globally and by market expansion in China.
A good example is the Swiss watch company Swatch, which took in the first half a 54.4 percent increase in net earnings over the same period of 2009. Group sales, which include brands such as Blanc pain or Brogue, in turn, grew 22 percent to 3.030 billion francs (2.900 billion).
Despite the strong Swiss franc, the country’s watch exports increased 19.7 percent in the first six months of 2010, according to the federation of Swiss watchmakers.
In addition, Swatch benefits are not an isolated case, but in line with results reported by other companies like Bulgaria jewelry specializing in Italian or French Hermes International, which doubled in half its sales forecast for the year after reporting a rise from 27 percent in the second quarter.
Bulgaria, based in Rome, returned to profit in the second quarter with a net profit of 600,000 euros after posting 11.2 million euros in losses a year earlier.
The biggest luxury goods group in the world, France’s LVMH, which counts among its brands the Givens fashion, suitcases and handbags of Louis Vinton and Dom Paragon champagne, announced last month an increase of 53 percent of its half-yearly profits to 1.050 billion euros.
The beverage division of LVMH, which includes champagne brand Verve Aliquot, grew by 21 percent in the half.
Another company was successful diamond producer De Beers, which reported an 84 percent increase in sales of rough stones, up to 2.600 million, mainly driven by demand from Asia.
Just a year ago, luxury goods were struggling to survive amid the worst crisis since the Great Recession. A good example were the producers of high-end cars, they saw away its key markets in Europe and the U.S…
However, second quarter results of companies with luxury models like BMW, Mercedes Benz and Audi show that the sector has moved beyond the crisis.
BMW had net earnings in the second quarter of 834 million euros (versus 121 million in the same period of 2009) thanks to the demand for luxury vehicles in the U.S. and China. In addition, the same trend moved the German Mercedes-Benz and Audi.
Daimler, the parent of Mercedes-Benz, announced that it increased its operating profit forecast for 2010, after the Group increased its sales 19 percent in the second quarter, to 342,000 vehicles, the highest in its history.
Therefore, many luxury goods manufacturers are optimistic over the next six months. “We expect a solid result for the second half of 2010 in terms of both sales and profits,” said Swatch, which still operates as a family business, in a statement.
However, in view of concerns about the possible slowdown in global economic growth, other companies such as De Beers were more cautious. “We watched the remainder of 2010 with caution and optimism,” said the firm.