Christian Louboutin Pik Pik Pik Sneakers in Flaunt Magazine ,Issue 115

“Crushing: The Latest Fetish in Footwear”

Photographer: Massimo Gammacurt

Shoe: Pik Pik Pik

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Christian Louboutin Louis Patent Leather Sneakers

Christian Louboutin has made spiked studs their staple footwear feature along with the roles sole, and their latest mens’s Spring/Summer 2011 men’s footwear release incorporates these signature elements in a new way with the Louis Patent leather sneaker ($995). This shoe is available in black and white patent leather with silver spike studs.

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Christian Louboutin Pik Pik Flat Sneakers

The Pik Pik Flat ($1,195) is without question one of the most unforgettable sneakers the Christian Louboutin brand has ever released, so it was only right that we took a closer look. Sarcastically described as a shoe that would kill, the Pik Pik from the Spring/Summer 2011 Men’s Shoe Collection features black leather that is covered with spiked studs of various sizes and shapes.

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Christian Louboutin for Marlon Gobel Fall Winter 2011-Dandy Shoe

The Block Canada-Issue 24

Photographer: David Agbodji

Stylist: James Worthington DeMolet

Shoe: Dandy

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Christian Louboutin Louis Men's Flat Spikes

Available online at price of US$ 995.

 

Marlon Gobel Fall Winter 2011 featuring Christian Louboutin shoes

With a combined seven years of tutelage and forging relationships under two of the most influential designers in the industry – Thom Browne and Michael Bastion – New York-based Marlon Gobel has finally ascended the mainstream. With his junior collection due out Spring/Summer 2011, luxury footwear designer Christian Louboutin made true on the rumors by designing an exclusive collection for Gobel’s Fall/Winter 2011 menswear presentation during New York Fashion Week this past Thursday. Complementing Gobel’s line were a range of Louboutin’s motifs from hybrid gold colored spiked slippers and the calmer nude suede slippers with bauble details on the front.

Eeven against questyionable christmas styled jumpers and checked trousers, the gold spiked pigalle rollerballs still lookedamazing.

also love his whimsical painted jackets. totally dandy.

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Christian Louboutin Denim Rollerboy Spikes

The Christian Louboutin Rollerboy Spikes were quite popular in leather, so it was only a matter of time before a denim version ($1,195) was added to the collection. More suitable for casual outings, these loafers feature the Christian Louboutin signature studded spikes embedded throughout the navy denim fabric; this is a perfect complement to the tan wooden sole.
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Rihanna vs Sean Garrett in Christian Louboutin Rollerball Spikes Loafers

Pop singer Rihanna was spotted out and about wearing a sleeveless blazer, denim shorts, with a pair of Christian Louboutin Rollerball Spikes loafers ($995). Music producer Sean Garret was also seen wearing the men’s version ($1,245) on the red carpet at last weeks taping of the 2010 BET Hip Hop Awards, which he styled with an all-black dressier look.
These Christian Louboutin Rollerball leather slip-on loafers feature metal studs all over which gives this classic style a rocker edge. Looking at both Rihanna and Sean Garrett’s outfits, who rocked these spiked Louboutins the best?  











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SEE IT: Kim Kardashian's "Most Risque Cover to Date"

She may be the responsible one in her family, but Kim Kardashian definitely let loose during her photo shoot for the new cover of Hong Kong's Prestige magazine. Dressed in a dangerously hot dress, the reality star struck a pose sandwiched between two naked men!
"Remember those pics I posted of me wearing that fab spiked dress by The Blonds?" she wrote on her blog. "Well I can now reveal it was for an exclusive shoot with Prestige magazine in Hong Kong!!! This might be one of my most risque covers to date!"