It's Vintage!

Vintage pumps are not mere accessories; they are protagonists in their own right. Let them express themselves! For a first "test" outing, a good start is to pair your vintage shoes with your favorite jeans, and generally, this works beautifully: cuffed or, conversely, very wide, revealing the toe or a detail of the shoe. These outings are a hit and give us enough confidence to quickly try again with bolder combinations: a flowing dress with navy blue Céline sandals, high-waisted trousers with Michel Perry pumps... And each outing of these shoes from the past re-enchants the present!

Each piece in this selection is a legacy to cherish. Preserving their beauty requires careful attention, tailored to their noble materials. For Dior black and red satin pumps or Yves Saint Laurent slingbacks, a soft, dry cloth is enough to wipe away dust. The suede of 90s Dior pumps demands a specific brush to revive its velvet after each wear.

Allow the leather of Céline loafers or Michel Perry cognac pumps to breathe in a well-ventilated area, away from direct light. For all of them, avoid humidity and use cedar shoe trees to maintain their shape and absorb any odors.

For leather hydration, a "shoe cream" type beauty cream should always be preferred to ensure proper leather hydration throughout its life. Generally speaking, shoes you find pre-owned have likely been in a closet for a long time, and dry leather is much more prone to tearing. Hydration is therefore essential. The toe taps (rubber tips in contact with the ground) can also dry out and risk breaking. A professional reconditioning service is always recommended for these delicate repairs.

By performing these simple gestures, you perpetuate the history of these shoes and ensure that they continue, for you and after you, to enchant every outfit.