Showing posts with label Yves Saint Laurent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yves Saint Laurent. Show all posts

4.18.2011

Yves Saint Laurent s/s 11 Mens Footwear











via mjcg
Some rather varied offerings and thick soles in this collection.

3.26.2011

Yves Saint Laurent s/s 11 Wedges



Extended and sculptural gold wedges from Yves Saint Laurent s/s 11. They have an art deco Cleopatra quality to them, which I'm gonna say is a good thing.

12.28.2010

Yves Saint Laurent s/s 03

This was a great collection from the Tom Ford days of YSL. Mermaid dresses and velvet. These shoes were 2 of 3 pairs spotted on Anna Dello Russo on the one day. Awesome.

11.20.2010

Yves Saint Laurent "Palais" Platform Pumps






I found some good images of the YSL f/w 10 shoes that really show off the slightly peculiar silhouette. Mohawk & tweed. So good.

7.30.2010

Yves Saint Laurent f/w 10 Sneakers Video


A video of Creative Director Stefano Pilati's sneaker collection which is based around two new models and includes the desert boot sneakers featured above.

7.01.2010

Yves Saint Laurent Tassel Suede Oxfords


Burgundy suede and tassels. A match made in shoe heaven. The little crosses around the toe cap and tongue, which are cut-out rather than stitched, are a nice touch.

6.28.2010

Yves Saint Laurent Men's s/s 11



As usual I loved the YSL show. Pilati showed some simple yet different footwear. In particular sandals that had a kind of brim that made them seem like foot coffins. I didn't like that they failed to hold their shape very well, but I found the idea rather good. R.I.P feet.

5.31.2010

Yves Saint Laurent Cage Shoes






I tought I would post about the very photogenic footwear from Yves Saint Laurent s/s 09, considering how popular and copied they have become (especially the boot.) Most of the rip-offs and YSL themselves offer the shoe with a standard thin heel but these, with the thick caged heel, are the only ones worth noting. They are a very good example of a simple idea pushed really far and incredibly well executed.

5.17.2010

Crocodile Embossed Suede at YSL


Yves Saint Laurent have relaunched their website with some of their designs redone in new materials. I really love this Crocodile embossed suede - shown here in beige on their very popular, thin heeled, covered platform shoe and in grey on their 'Muse' handbag. Texture on texture might seem like overkill but I can't get enough.

5.15.2010

Yves Saint Laurent x Puma Sneakers


Not too keen on the orthopedic looking sole but I like the Wallabee style combined with the cushiony high-top. Would totally wear the black as it puts the focus more on the shape.

3.14.2010

Chelsea Boots


A good mod-style, cuban heeled, chelsea boot is a beautiful thing, and these are some fine examples from Yves Saint Laurent (big image), Acne (bottom left), & Dior Homme (bottom right.)

3.12.2010

YSL f/w 10 Shoes

Mohawks! This trend of fur on shoes that has been so prevalent in the f/w 2010 shows is pretty crazy, but this is probably one of the strongest uses of it so far.

2.10.2010

Paint





For whatever reason I keep finding myself being drawn to this idea of using paint on a shoe. It may be because I believe that it could be done better than these examples. That's not to say that I don't think most of these shoes are great, but I feel like there must be a brilliant use for this idea that I haven't seen yet. I do love the YSL mens oxfords because the colours and the way it is painted seems to be quite faithful to what a used paint pellette looks like. For now I might just buy a cheap pair of canvas shoes and attack them.

top to bottom:
Yves Saint Laurent mens s/s 08 via ysl.com
Sergio Rossi s/s 08 via counterfeitchic
Alexander McQueen f/w 09 via selectism
Yves Saint Laurent resort 07 via shoedaydreams
Stella McCartney f/w 09 via geekshoes