Christian Louboutin Fifi Sequined Leopard Pumps, $1495 via ChristianLouboutin.com

As I sit here and type this, I’m wearing a leopard-print house dress. (The perks of working from home, you guys.) I’m sitting a few feet away from a closet that features no fewer than four leopard dresses of different colors, textiles and eras. I have a fifth leopard dress sitting in an online shopping cart as we speak, waiting to be purchased once I get done writing. Read More…

Alexander Wang Simona Rabbit Sandals, $895 via Neiman Marcus. Christian Louboutin Lady Fur Pumps, $1395 via ChristianLoboutin.com.

When I inaugurate a new feature, I think it needs to be done with a bang, so why not talk about some more insane fuzzy shoes? I’m sure you guys can figure out Would You Rather – I give you two similar (but different!) options, you let me know which pair you’d rather wear. Read More…

Christian Louboutin New Marpoli Slingbacks, $750 via Net-a-Porter

Christian Louboutin’s outrageous shoes get all the attention. Sure, platforms covered in Swarovski crystals, pink spikes or googly eyes may be surefire head-turners, but what most women really want and need in their shoe closets are basics that they’re proud to own and wear frequently. And not only are they the shoes that women swear by, but they’re the financial bread and butter of most shoe brands. Read More…

Photo by Tommy Ton for Style.com

Tommy Ton’s street style photography probably provides me with more inspiration – both sartorial and professional – than any other single source. His work for Style.com in particular is one of my favorite parts of every show season, and merely clicking through his expertly shot images gives me a million ideas for posts, not to mention outfits. Read More…

…And it was only $10,000, according to Refinery29? Look, I’m not saying that ten grand isn’t a lot of money to spend on shoes. It’s a ton of money to spend on shoes. Or to spend on almost anything that you can’t live in or drive. But knowing that the prices of Louboutins often stretch up well into the four figures when strassing or exotics are involved, and that women tend to order more than one size when online shoe shopping, I would have imagined that a $10,000 final figure wouldn’t be all that rare for a brand with such a dedicated (and I do mean dedicated) following. Read More…

Christian Louboutin Deja Vu Slingbacks, $1595 via Christian Louboutin

When looking at a pair of shoes, do you ever wish that the shoes could gaze back at you? No, because that’s crazy talk, right? Well, the Christian Louboutin Deja Vu Slingbacks might be able to. Ponder that for a moment, and then meet me after the jump. Read More…

Christian Louboutin Lavallier Pumps, $795 via Net-a-Porter.

I feel as though I make some sort of hacky Elvis reference every time I write about a pair of blue suede shoes, but this time, I mean it. I would be seriously pissed if anyone stepped on my Christian Louboutin Lavallier Pumps. So much so that I’d probably take one of them off and hit the offending shoe-stepper with it, which means that I should never wear a pair of these on the subway, lest I cause a riot. Read More…

Did you take one look at these Christian Louboutin Point Shoe Stilettos and immediately think, “Whoa, high-end fetish gear?” If you did, you spend far too much time on the Internet, just like I do. And although these shoes do look an awful lot like the bondage shoes featured on sites less family-friendly than this one, these Louboutins are for a much more high-brow purpose: to benefit the English National Ballet. Read More…