Jonathan Saunders Fashion Week Shoes: Christian Louboutin for Jonathan Saunders Fall 2011

Something tells me that many Louboutin traditionalists aren’t going to be happy with Christian Louboutin for Jonathan Saunders Fall 2011, but the more that I look at the photos from Saunders’ London runway show, the more the ultra-chunky styles grow on me. Still, there’s nary a stiletto to be found in this group of shoes, so don’t say I didn’t give you adequate warning.

The collection, comprised exclusively of platform oxfords and ankled-strapped peep-toes, was rendered in jewel-toned velvet and mirrored metallic patent leather. Mirrored leather is turning out to be something of a beta trend for fall, with designers as disperate as Alexander Wang and Marc Jacobs using it to give their accessories and shoes a bit of shine. For my money, I’ll stick with the garnet velvet peep-toes – after all, red’s something of a trend itself.

Photos via Vogue.com.

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  • Alwaysfe

    The heels of the shoes are much wider than than formal Christian Louboutin Shoes.
    They are much safer and much comfortable than before.Good treat for our feet. http://www.luxury-buying.com/product_view.php?id=1415

  • mochababe73

    I actually like all of these. I am still not convinced with the platforms, but these are jazzy! Besides, these are made for the Jonathan Saunders customer not the traditional Louboutin consumer.

  • Chris

    These heels look much more comfortable than most stilettos.
    And even though this is not my usual style, I really like # 10, 13, and 19. Good job, Mr. Louboutin! :-)

  • cca.

    I am not feeling this stocky shoe.

  • belle

    These look so cool.

  • Seejay

    Blech!!!!

  • kayla

    Even though I’m a lover of chunky heels, I think I’ll pass. These shoes look like they’re a tamer version of the collection that McQueen presented for 2009′s fashion week.

    I’ll stick to Miss Tack, thanks.

  • Mash

    I hate chunky heels, hate ankle straps, haaaaate shiny shoes – and inexplicably, I looove most of these shoes. WHY? or rather, HOW??

  • Nee

    what the …? Why do we pay good money to have designers make our feet look like hoofs?