One of the events I couldn't make it to this week was shoe designer Charlotte Dellal's launch party at
Bergdorf Goodman. Her line named
Charlotte Olympia is filled with vertigo inducing heels in bright colors and patterns. After seeing images of her own home in London as well as that of her parents, I have a feeling that she must be inspired by these interiors and amazing art collection.
Charlotte's purple bedroom and leopard shoe collection.
Charlotte in her Mayfair boutique.
Gorgeous in green Oscar de la Renta on her balcony.
I wouldn't be surprised if Charlotte expands to hats and gloves before long.
As the mother of a young child, she is often running around and said she plans to introduce flats and lower heels now.
I think London has the prettiest front doors of any city.
Charlotte in her parent's home.
Charlotte Dellal in front of a painting by Cecily Brown.
Charlotte's mother Andrea and sister Alice
A Damien Hirst polka dot painting.
Charlotte with works by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol
I was just lamenting the other day that I couldn't find any good flats. Loeffler Randall used to be my go to source but they don't have any for sale for spring. So I was very excited when my friends and I decided to stop into Pretty Ballerinas after my birthday lunch at JG Melon. Ballerina flats can be tricky because not all of them are comfortable but the Pretty Ballerinas felt comfortable the minute I slipped them on. They also offer what seems like a million different styles! I loved some of the snakeskin options but they were out of them in my size so I settled on the Marilyn in grosgrain ribbon above (they look better in person!). Pretty Ballerinas have been popular in Europe but just opened their first store in the US in New York. I highly recommend that you check them out. Your feet will thank you for it!
