The Manolo Blahnik Spring 2010 Collection is Not for Pointless Girls
Marissa Liu — October 20, 2009 — Fashion
The Manolo Blahnik Spring 2010 Collection was recently unveiled and during the fete the epitomical shoe designer declared, “I hate celebrities, all those pointless girls - I won’t name names, but you know who I mean. They are ‘famous.’ Ridiculous.”
So whose feet does he want to see wearing the Manolo Blahnik Spring 2010 Collection? “I like women with style: actresses like Uma Thurman.” This, however does not extend to Sex and the City (they may adore him but he’s not a fan). For spring 2010, the colorful and high stilettos (and one flat sandal) are expressive and elegant, as always.
So whose feet does he want to see wearing the Manolo Blahnik Spring 2010 Collection? “I like women with style: actresses like Uma Thurman.” This, however does not extend to Sex and the City (they may adore him but he’s not a fan). For spring 2010, the colorful and high stilettos (and one flat sandal) are expressive and elegant, as always.
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