There have been several Maleficent-inspired looks and clothing collections for women, teens and kids designed in response to this year's movie starring Angelina Jolie, but the 'Malangeli' Maleficent shoes are the only item to be worn by the actress herself.
The Malangeli heels were first designed by Christian Louboutin as a bespoke piece for Angelina as she promoted her new movie, including one black pair and another striking one of the same design in gold. The heels definitely have a dark twist to them, as seen by a twisted tendril that snakes up the back of the heel. Now, the hand-made Louboutin shoes will be available to anyone and made-to-order through Louboutin’s Parisian atelier for $1,600, with proceeds from sales going towards SOS Children’s Villages, a charity that Angelina personally supports.
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Trend Themes
1. Maleficent-inspired Fashion - There is a growing trend of clothing and accessories inspired by the Maleficent movie, providing opportunities for businesses to creatively incorporate elements of the film into their products.
2. Charitable Collaborations - Collaborating with charities like SOS Children’s Villages can increase brand awareness and appeal to socially conscious consumers, who not only want to look good but also feel good about their purchases.
3. Bespoke Luxury Items - The demand for unique, one-of-a-kind luxury items like the Malangeli heels can be met by businesses that specialize in bespoke products, and can offer customization and personalized service to their customers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can capitalize on the Maleficent-inspired trend by incorporating dark, twisted elements into their designs and collaborating with other businesses or celebrities to create buzz and appeal to a wider audience.
2. Luxury Goods - The luxurious and unique nature of the Malangeli heels presents an opportunity for businesses in the luxury goods industry to offer one-of-a-kind, customized products and target high-end consumers who value exclusivity and sophistication.
3. Charities and Non-profit Organizations - Partnering with high-end fashion brands and designers can help charities and non-profit organizations raise funds and awareness for their causes, while also associating themselves with luxury and style.