Hetty Rose handmade shoes with vintage Japanese fabric uppers
With design credentials that include a year working with Georgina Goodman and a degree from Cordwainers at The London College of Fashion, it's no surprise that Henrietta Rose Samuels' shoes (sold under the label 'Hetty Rose') are pretty spectacular. The kimono range is a collection of handmade shoes created from vintage Japanese kimono fabrics, and each style can be custom-created from your choice of fabric. Shown above are Anais and Imari. For more information or to order (prices on application) visit HettyRose.co.uk.
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Posted by Gemma on May 24, 2007 4:38 PM
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oh my goodness! those are the only shoes that have made me audibly gasp upon seeing them.
I fear how much they'll cost, but they're top of the list for someday when I am all high-powered and reasonably wealthy and want to get myself a drop-deap gorgeous treat.
Posted by: nadarine | May 25, 2007 1:46 AM