Two-tone loungewear, Carolina Herrera’s favorite that never goes out of style and can be combined with any outfit to add a touch of elegance.

If there’s anyone who knows fashion, it’s Carolina Herrera. The Venezuelan designer revolutionized the world of catwalks with her timeless clothes, but also with shoes that she herself has been wearing for decades, such as pump shoes.

The world-famous business woman imposed her classic character with this signature shoe whose main feature is the heel. stiletto (fine) which usually greatly stylizes the legs thanks to its pointy finish, as described by Vogue.

It is a shoe that never goes out of fashion, and which the founder of CH made sure to be a model during the 80s when she became famous with her own fashion house.

The magazine in its version from Mexico especially remembers the photo Carolina Herrera 1988 during a parade in New York. Then she wore velvet lounge shoes with a baroque heel with a voluminous skirt and a black top combined with a white blazer.

The designer wore a similar shoe on October 8 when she attended Luis Miguel’s concert at Madison Square Garden in New York.

How to combine salons, favorite of Caroline Herrera

We already know it is two-color or one-color shoes on shoes They are Carolina Herrera’s signature shoes, and she has combined them several times with her characteristic white shirts, midi skirts or wide boots, and with elegant two-piece suits.

But Vogue goes a little further by revealing how to wear this footwear, which has also become a successful option at the Fall-Winter 2023 haute couture shows for brands such as Chanel, Ferragamo, Saint Laurent and Balmain.

Metallic peep-toe sandals can be worn with dresses, coats and sheer leggings. Pairing options include jeans and a cardigan for a casual look or a blazer and underwear blouse. They can also complement table skirts to give a contemporary look.

Considered the most timeless shoe in the history of fashion, black shoes are the most common, but on platforms like Farfetch you can find different models and at different prices.

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