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Manolo Blahnik Rocar 105 Patent Sandal in Black - Black. Size 41 (also in 36.5, 37, 37.5, 38, 39.5, 40). Patent leather upper with leather sole. Made in Italy. Ankle strap with buckle closure. Cut-out detail at wedge. Approx 105mm/ 4.15 inch heel. MNIF-WZ346. 422-1493. About the designer: Manolo Blahnik is world-renowned for its elegant, superbly crafted footwear. Whether a strappy satin stiletto or crystal-embellished ballet flat, the House's shoes are graced with a striking combination of originality and sophistication. Old-world glamour, Greco-Roman architecture, and ancient myths are a few of its varied influences. Manolo Blahnik founded the label in 1970 in Chelsea, London, and continues to design each shoe today. His creative process is unique in that he sketches his collections with watercolors, creating impressionistic paintings that play with form and color. Manolo then travels to Italy to collaborate with artisans on how to bring his vision to life. The resulting pieces of footwear are works of art in themselves.
MANOLO BLAHNIK Rocar Oscar Sculptural Ankle-strap Sandals In Black
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Rocar Oscar Sculptural Ankle-strap Sandals In Black
Manolo Blahnik Rocar 105 Patent Sandal in Black - Black. Size 41 (also in 36.5, 37, 37.5, 38, 39.5, 40). Patent leather upper with leather sole. Made in Italy. Ankle strap with buckle closure. Cut-out detail at wedge. Approx 105mm/ 4.15 inch heel. MNIF-WZ346. 422-1493. About the designer: Manolo Blahnik is world-renowned for its elegant, superbly crafted footwear. Whether a strappy satin stiletto or crystal-embellished ballet flat, the House's shoes are graced with a striking combination of originality and sophistication. Old-world glamour, Greco-Roman architecture, and ancient myths are a few of its varied influences. Manolo Blahnik founded the label in 1970 in Chelsea, London, and continues to design each shoe today. His creative process is unique in that he sketches his collections with watercolors, creating impressionistic paintings that play with form and color. Manolo then travels to Italy to collaborate with artisans on how to bring his vision to life. The resulting pieces of footwear are works of art in themselves.
