Louboutin Tell You Why The Red Shoe Is So Expensive.

In recent years, more and more luxury brands tend to make the public understand themselves through documentary.

The documentary itself is documentary and serious, which makes the audience feel as if they are closer to the true face of the fashion empire.

French luxury brand Dior decided to make the change of creative director two years ago into a movie called "Dior and I" (Dior and I), and has been released in various countries since March 6th this year.

Prior to that, director Frederic Tcheng of Dior and I directed another two films about fashion industry, namely, Diana Vreeland, the Diana Vreeland:The Eye Has to Travel, and Valentino, the last king of the legendary fashion master Valentino, who is the fashion leader of Diana Vreeland.

High heeled shoes, nail polish, lipstick, Christian Louboutin products can always be seen at the moment.

This time, it has taken a documentary to prove its position in the shoe industry.

The audience in Britain can see the secret of red bottom shoes in front of the TV tonight.

According to the Channel 4's recent announcement, the public radio and television station will play the 1 hour documentary "Christian Louboutn: the world's most luxurious shoes" ("Christian Louboutin: The World" s Most Luxurious Shoes). Fourth.

The symbol of hate high, charming, charming red shoes bottom captured many women, from billionaire, royal family members to countless celebrities, many of them brand loyalty.

As a carpenter's son, Christian Louboutin produces about 25 thousand pairs of shoes a month, and the most expensive one is 60 thousand yuan.

Anngelina Jolie, who played the witch in the Disney movie "sleeping curse" in 2014, worked with Christian Louboutin to design a dark wind called Malangeli.

And in the premiere of the movie, this pair of fantastic high heeled shoes are displayed.

The film, funded by the fourth channel and the British documentary company Brook Lapping Productions, said that apart from displaying the unexpected events of luxury shoes, it also reflected the changes in the influence of global wealth.

With the pfer of global wealth to the Middle East and India, the number of Mumbai billionaires is as high as 15 thousand.

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Soon after contacting with the brand, Louboutin was found to face a new challenge 20 years after its establishment: opening up new markets in the East.

For this reason, the production team followed the designer for a whole year to record the expansion process.

In his eyes, the hero of the documentary, the creator of red shoes, is described as a "charming perfectionist".

"Behind him is a real eye opening."

French designer Christian Louboutin made the first exception to allow the camera to enter his workplace.

Under the lens of documentary director Michael Waldman, viewers can see how the French shoe designer built his own global business empire: Paris fashion week, travel to Himalaya, meeting clients in Mumbai, and visiting Milan factories.