The Loubi Show by Christian Louboutin at Paris Fashion Week

Christian Louboutin knows how to be spectacular! The designer of the most famous shoes in the world proves it once again by organizing his Loubi Show during Paris Fashion Week. It is at the Trianon — nestled in the heart of Pigalle — that the event is held, and where the next Women's autumn-winter 2024-25 collection is revealed for the first time. To celebrate this colourful collection, Christian Louboutin did not opt ​​for a classic showroom presentation or a fashion show, but for a performance mixing dance and music. His desire: to emphasize the energy that emanates from Parisian youth by returning to the neighborhood where his passion for shoes was born, and where he spent his free time.

The guests present then had the honor of witnessing an exceptional performance for which the renowned choreographer and artistic director Léo Walk had carte blanche. The Loubi Show thus offers a captivating performance of instinct and poetry — immersed in a decor designed by the Franco-American visual artist Jan Melka — featuring twelve dancers from La Marche Bleue — a dance company founded by the choreographer — as well as a duo of musicians, offering in synergy a captivating performance. Each performer takes center stage, wearing MJ Moc loafers, covered in crystals, from the House's latest collection, as well as the new Miss Sabina sandal, reimagined to accompany the fluidity of movements while highlighting the know-how and craftsmanship of the House.

During the evening, Christian Louboutin also unveils his non-performance collection, with eclectic pieces presented as if levitating in red niches, incorporated into chrome mirrored boxes, creating an infinite reflection of the space.