Shoes

Understand a brand's standing, then find the piece that suits you.

• John Lobb

  John Lobb suits classic leather shoes chosen for the last and the line on your foot, with Lopez and City II addressing different levels of formality.

• Berluti

  Choose Berluti for leather colour and surface character, letting a simple shoe shape reveal the patina rather than relying on a large logo.

• Christian Louboutin

  Christian Louboutin is for a pointed or strappy shoe that plays a visible part in dressing up, with the red sole appearing as you move.

• Roger Vivier

  Choose Roger Vivier for a geometric buckle that gives a simple outfit a precise decorative accent, with heel height and shoe proportions selected around real use.

• Manolo Blahnik

  Manolo Blahnik suits an interest in slender shoe lines, with Hangisi's embellished buckle adding ceremony and BB offering a cleaner pointed alternative.

• Jimmy Choo

  Jimmy Choo offers an occasion-shoe focal point, with Romy's cleaner pointed line or Bing's decorative strap chosen to work with the dress itself.

• Ferragamo

  Choose Ferragamo for recognisable details in shoes you can wear regularly, from Vara's bow to the metal accent of Gancini Loafers.