Christian Louboutin Iconic Three-Tone Blue Strappy Color Shoes
Christian Louboutin Iconic Three-Tone Blue Strappy Color Shoes
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Luxurious suede Christian Louboutin heels, designed with a 40s sensibility and a striking three-tone blue colorway. The soft suede showcases a gradient of light, medium, and dark blue, accentuated by the iconic red sole. The design of shoe has a t-shape strap, with a snap at strap around ankle and a 4" heel.
For full transparency, picture #4 details a very minor flaw. Please understand this is a highly magnified image, and the flaw is not visible during regular viewing (see pic #5). The overall appearance of the shoes remains excellent. The shoes will be shipped with a dust cover, without a box. I welcome any questions or requests for additional photos. These shoes are in very good condition.
Authenticated, Circa 2010-2019. Size 38 / US 8;
📏 Detailed Sizing & Fit Information
👉 Please read the following information below as this will help aid you in figuring out the best fit for these shoes.
Disclaimer: All measurements and sizing charts are provided for general reference only, as fit can vary based on individual foot shape, shoe style, and material. Please compare these details with a shoe you already own for the most accurate fit assessment.
I. Seller's Professional Measurements
We measure the physical shoe using the following method:
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Length (Toe to Heel): The distance from the tip of the inner toe area to the heel of the shoe, following the natural curve of the sole. (Gently pressing the tape measure down at the arch.)
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Width (Ball of Foot): The straight-line distance measured across the widest part of the outside of the sole, often called the "ball" of the foot.
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Heel Height: Measured from the top seam where the heel meets the boot / shoe shaft straight down to the end of the heel (excluding the plastic heel cap).
Measurement for shoes:
Length = 9 1/2", Width = 3", Heel height= 4"
II. Buyer's Fit Guide & Charts
To compare these measurements to your own foot:
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View the Diagram & Measurement Charts: Please refer to the "How to Measure Your Foot" Diagram & Measurement Chart for Length and Width Sizes located within the listing's media scroll (photos).
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How to Measure Your Own Foot at Home:
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Place a sheet of paper on a flat surface and trace around your foot.
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Measure from the tip of your longest toe to the heel of your foot. This is your Foot Length.
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Measure across the widest part of your foot (the ball of your foot). This is your Foot Width.
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Use the provided Shoe Sizing Conversion Chart (in the photo scroll) to translate your measured length and width into a standard shoe size and
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width classification
History of Louboutin: Christian Louboutin born 1963 in Paris, France. Is a French fashion designer whose high-end stiletto footwear incorporates shiny, red-lacquered soles that have become his signature. Initially a freelance designer for fashion houses, he started his own shoe salon in Paris, with his shoes finding favor with celebrity clientele. He was further inspired by a book of Roger Vivier’s designs given to him by a friend. Vivier designed shoes for Dior in the 1950s. Louboutin became a household name in the 1990s after Princess Caroline of Monaco fell for one of his first solo creations.
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