Spanish Manolo Blahnik inspired by Marimekko patterns
31 Dec '07
1 min read
Manolo Blahnik, one of the world's most prominent fashion designers in women's shoes, translates Marimekko Mini-Unikko and BonBon patterns into one of his favourite themes for his spring/summer 2008 collection.
The collection took influences as diverse as the architecture of Constantinople and Finnish Marimekko patterns.
“The two just happened to fall perfectly into place – bizarre as that combination may sound,” says Blahnik.
The shoes will be available from around January onwards in Manolo Blahnik stores in London and New York.
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