For a Private Tour in the Secret Louvre: Slip off your Manolo's, Jimmy Choo's, Jeremy Scott's, Louboutin's… and step into “Curatorial Trainers.”© Mesh-paneled bamboo woven in an enlarged net, hugging your foot, with a gold-plate brass buckle on top of the shoe over the mesh, linked to Count Étienne François de Choiseul’s coat of arms, with a nested inner layer and structured outer shell for ultimate comfort and style. Choiseul (1719–1785) was a noted art collector; works from his collection eventually entered the Louvre.

“The Secret Louvre’s Signature Floor” at Liévin spans 18,000 sq. ft. A magic carpet for art, its floor cost: $21 million. Engineered to perfection, a seamless fusion of reinforced concrete, waterproofing, and resin creates a load-bearing, climate-stable surface where weight glides and complexity vanishes.
A stylish man waited, with all female TV crew, perched on an extra-long serpentine bench at the Louvre’s underground gallery in Liévin. Hip Paris stylist Éric Dulier’s eyes scanned four pairs of shoes—Manolo’s, Jimmy Choo’s, Jeremy Scott’s, Louboutin’s. Secret doors swung open; four mysterious women descended in red curatorial trainers. He recognized them instantly. Stay tuned for the interview. Yes, women talk about their shoes. First question: Are you ticklish? © Garance Doré will be there—her drawings don’t present shoes; they capture a woman living in them. Her color renderings in red-lacquered frames, in Revlon Gloss “The Kiss Magnet,” are highly sought after. ©






With a gold-plate brass buckle on top of the shoe over the mesh, linked to Count Étienne François de Choiseul’s coat of arms.
Translated from French for LaArtTV by Adele Vallombre (CCIJP, France).
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