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Maison Ernest is an iconic French shoe brand founded in 1904. Unlike Louboutin, it managed to stay under the radar for decades but focused on its unique style and on pushing the boundaries with high-quality craftsmanship, especially its ‘Favorite Rouge’ 14cm mules.
For nearly two months, the world has been under lockdown, and we live and work at home. Unfortunately, many fashion labels still haven’t managed to rebrand their collections as loungewear. They still offer holiday collections, and I really don’t know who is buying them.
Despite the lockdown, there is a new opportunity that is slowly emerging. Loungewear! We don’t want to wear the same things again and again. After some time, we find it boring and miss the good old days, when we could wear something different.
During this lockdown, then, there are some opportunities, especially for shoe brands! This could include redefining home slippers or mules. Recently, Engineering In Heels decided to get rid of her boring slippers and colour up her loungewear style, and she started to wear some outstanding mules from Maison Ernest – the 14cm, no-platform mules called ‘Favourite Rouge’.
Maison Ernest designed these extreme heels by drawing on their long design heritage and created something unique that can be worn by someone who’s willing to take the risk. And there’s no better time than the lockdown to give a try to your most extreme heels at home. Not only will you cheer yourself up, but you may also find yourself a new style combination.
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It has been a long time since I last posted a blog for Engineering In Heels. Now, this post is worth the wait. How to ride a bicycle with 160 mm Christian Louboutin Victoria heels! I am quite sure you were looking for a solution to this problem.
Yes, you can manage to ride a bicycle with 160 mm Louboutin heels! It is possible but you need some practice. After you’ve perfected the skill, you can attend your meeting with your sky-high heels on a bicycle. However, you will still have to be careful!
This bicycle is a Kickstarter project and Engineering In Heels was one of the funders at an early stage, and now it is alive!

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Work Heels from engineeringinheels, mostly Christian Louboutins (So Kate, Hot Chicks and others). One of the serious problems faced by many people in a business environment, is which heels fit perfectly for their work environment. So, as part of my free consultancy service to my readers, I did research to find the perfect heel for work or the office! The results came from the Engineering in Heels’s Instagram account. She shares her views of office heels with us from time to time, and this will give an idea of which heels are perfect for where you work.
Travel for many people traveling means one thing, comfort. However, EngineeringinHeels decided to change this rule and board with a 5-inch YSL high heels sandals. Actually, the main reason for this post wasn’t the travelling, it is the YSL heels.
Until now, I usually covered the her Christian Louboutin collection. However, I should be pair and cover the rest of the collection of hers. Hopefully, they are all super high heels and you won’t be disappointed.
What we learn from her? You can always travel in style!
If you would like to keep with EngineeringInHeels’s Instagram account
( http://instagram.com/engineeringinheels )
If you would like to buy these YSL Tribute High Heels
( http://www.ysl.com/item/index?cod10=11045890EH )
EngineeringInHeels’s Christian Louboutin Merci Allen 130 mm heels are here! She recently bought these seductive high heels from the Christian Louboutin line to extend her 130 mm collection. According to her comments, Merci heels are more comfortable than the iconic Hot Chick heels. As always she shared her experience with the Merci heels with us and recorded a video as well.
Christian Louboutin is the first shoe designer that introduced the 130 mm heels without any platforms. This means one thing: it is extremely hard to walk in high heels, with a gorgeous design. Therefore, Christian Louboutin’s 130 mm collection, starting with the Hot Chick, are always sold out.
Even Christian Louboutin defined the 130 mm collection as a shoe for sitting not walking. The 130 mm collection is definitely the most iconic high heel from Christian Louboutin.
EngineeringInHeels ( http://instagram.com/engineeringinheels /), Louboutin lover Instagrammer took a great photo recently with her Christian Louboutin Daffodile heels next to daffodils. There is nothing unusual with the photos, but I loved the idea of combination shoes and flowers under the same caption.
Brian Atwood 13-cm high heel pumps from EngineeringInHeels, with no platforms! You have probably noticed that the height of heels are slightly increasing with each season. Shoe designers are pushing the boundaries of engineering and the laws of psychics.
The latest trend is the 13-cm (5.25-inch) heels with no platforms. Some people would never buy these heels. However, they missed the point: the heels are elegant. Ladies love them and they are ready to bear the pain.
As to be expected, the shoe Instagrammer EnginneringInHeels, recently purchased a pink pair of Brain Atwood 13-cm high heel pumps and created a YouTube review. So, I decided to share her pure 13-cm experience with you.
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As the world of emojis is becoming more and more ingrained in our daily lives, one – the red high heels emoji – has captured my attention. As I have had shoe designer clients in the past, I would like to focus on this emoji and give some examples of how to get the best from your red high heels in real life!
For this post, I took some inspiration from Engineering in Heels’ photo collection. She has two pairs of red high-heeled pumps; Jimmy Anouk 120mm and Brian Atwood 130mm heels. The Brian Atwood pumps are limited editions and are hard to find.
Here are some examples of how to get the most out of your red high heeled pumps! Let’s start with the measurement – it’s always a good idea to measure the height of your heels. What manufacturers and sellers claim on their website might be different from the actual height. If they’re taller, that’s a great deal!
You can wear red pumps when you’re upside-down next to a Christmas tree. You can wear them to load your VW Golf GTI on a winter’s day. You can combine them with a red coat. They’re ideal for cross-legged sitting. Admittedly it might not be a great idea to wear them in the rain. They’re excellent for climbing stairs. If you want, they can be subtle. Last but not least, just combine them with a casual outfit and walk around your home.
The whole collection of Jimmy Choo Anouk pointy toe high heeled pumps! As part of my public service, I decided to curate all Anouk heels under one blog post, so you can add your favourite one more easily. Anouk is one of Jimmy Choo’s most iconic heels of their entire…
Make a statement with Jimmy Choo’s bright colour collection. As the sun is rising higher and getting ready for the summer, brighter colours are becoming a part of this season. Here are some tips for style combinations from the Jimmy Choo’s bright colour collection of super high heels to charming…
Brian Atwood 13-cm high heel pumps from EngineeringInHeels, with no platforms! You have probably noticed that the height of heels are slightly increasing with each season. Shoe designers are pushing the boundaries of engineering and the laws of psychics. The latest trend is the 13-cm (5.25-inch) heels with no platforms.…
Hi, I am Uygar. This is my personal blog, started to blog in December 2009. I wrote more than 2200 articles and featured in GQ China.
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