Pre-owned Bb Cloth Boots In Brown
- Size:9.5 US
- condition:Pre-Owned
- price:set alert$555 $472 (15% OFF)
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Balenciaga BB Monogram Canvas Knife Sock Boots - Size 9.5 / 39.5 (SHF-8nBulV) Founded in San Sebastian, Spain in 1918, the House of Balenciaga relocated to Paris in 1937 during the Spanish Civil war. Almost immediately Cristóbal was hailed as ""the couturier of couturiers."" Past designer Nicolas Ghesquiere, had revitalized the company with a youthful aesthetic, introducing the famous motorcycle inspired handbags. Successor to Alexander Wang, current Creative Director Demna Gvasalia upholds the brand’s rejuvenating aesthetic with high-fashion streetwear and graphic-driven styles. Condition Notes: Minor scuffs throughout outsoles. Light creasing throughout insoles. Minor scuffs to toe points. Size: 9.5 Heel: 3.75"" (95mm) Platform: .25"" (5mm) Type of Material: Leather, Canvas Color: Brown Toe: Pointed Outsole: Leather Insole: Padded leather Origin: Italy Hardware: Brown
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The House Of Balenciaga A fashion house founded by Cristóbal Balenciaga in 1918, this Spanish born designer was known for his unmatchable eye to detail in the art of couture making. His pieces showed uncompromising standards which led the designer Christian Dior to refer to Balenciaga as the "the master of us all". Trademarks of Balenciaga's where evident as he progressed. Odd, feminine, yet undoubtedly modern shapes where some of the many. Balenciaga was also known for starting his shows with a Little Black dress in the season's cut, but put to work his architecturally driven mind to derive an ultra modern form of what was once a traditional LBD, into a highly sought after "IT" piece.
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