Christian Louboutin Women's Bridal or Wedding Heels

Christian Louboutin Women's Bridal or Wedding Heels

Many women would like to wear Christian Louboutin heels to a wedding. These shoes come in a wide array of styles, all with the signature red sole. They should be chosen carefully and cared for properly.

The bridal collection features over 30 different designs. They range in heel height from flats to 120 millimeters. Christian Louboutin wedding styles tend to run narrow. For medium to wide feet, you may be more comfortable choosing a size that is a half size larger than what you normally would wear. Regarding heel height, it is helpful to remember the following guidelines when choosing a size:

• 70 millimeters/2.75 inches: Choose a style true to size or one half size up from your normal size,
• 85 millimeters/3.34 inches: Choose a style true to size or one half size up from your normal size,
• 100 millimeters/3.9 inches: Choose a style one half size up or down from your normal size,
• 120 millimeters/4.7 inches: Choose a size one full size down or true to size.

The designer was inspired to make high-heeled styles after visiting a museum in Paris where women were not allowed to wear stiletto heels so they would not scratch the floors. He felt that by creating a unique product, he would be enabling women to "break rules" and feel empowered. His trademark red soles stemmed from a staff member of his firm who wore bright red nail polish every day. Louboutin loved the signature red color and paid homage on the bottom of his soles.

Each season, new wedding styles are offered. The brand offers styles in many different materials, including patent leather, glitter, and straps. The collections offer an array of colors including white, silver, beige, gold, nude, black, purple, and multicolor. Sizes range from European 34 to 43, including half sizes.

To ensure that the shoes last as long as possible, they should be protected from wetness and extreme weather. Keep them clean after each time you wear them by wiping them with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use shoe polish as it may not be compatible with the quality of the leather used to make the shoe. Always wipe insoles with a damp cloth and mild soap.