Christian Louboutin, the iconic French luxury fashion house founded in 1991, has opened its first Arizona boutique at Scottsdale Fashion Square. The Paris-based luxury fashion house is known for its iconic and high-end red-soled shoes. Scottsdale, Arizona.
The 2,334 square foot boutique is located at 15044 North Scottsdale Road. For those who have no idea why anyone would be so excited about this, here’s what you need to know: The fashion house was founded by its namesake after he discovered his love for shoes while working at a Parisian cabaret. His signature red sole was invented after a chance encounter with an assistant holding a bottle of red nail lacquer and has since become the iconic trademark of the brand.
The designs can now be found sold in more than 70 countries through 2,400 points of sale including stand-alone boutiques as well as department stores including Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, and Nordstrom.
Louboutin says he hopes to bring his personal touch to the new store by designing everything from furniture to the layout of the store itself.
The boutique will offer a range of women’s and men’s shoes, handbags, and small leather goods as well as makeup, complete with a nail bar where customers can choose from several exclusive nail color shades offered exclusively at Louboutin boutiques across the globe.
The boutique features women’s and men’s shoes and handbags from the brand’s seasonal collections. It also offers a selection of small leather goods and other accessories, as well as cosmetics. In addition to Christian Louboutin’s signature red-sole heels for women, shoppers can find classic loafers and sneakers for men.
The new store features a design concept inspired by the brand’s global flagship on Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Paris). Accented with warm wood tones, brass details, and red velvet upholstery throughout the space, it adds an elegant touch to any outfit. An exclusive mural by artist Serge Leblon covers one wall of the boutique, while another side wall showcases handbag displays dangling from colorful ribbons hanging from a ceiling created with over 1,000 gold nails.
