Rosie Huntington-Whiteley holds Louboutin shoes in such high esteem that she honestly believes some 13 or 14 years is not too long a time to get the brand’s sexy footwear! Full story

Color does matter a lot when two high-profile fashion houses clash over its exclusive use – which is not to be, the judge ruled. In other words, Christian Louboutin lost out the judicial examination of exclusive rights to red shoe soles to its glaring rival Yves Saint Laurent. Full story

Of course ballet is a thing heavenly graceful, and though the Black Swan brought it back to us so vividly, we can hardly be thronging to take dance classes and do wonders to our walk and poise through training. There’s just a step to this direction we can make easily – helped along by fashion designers. Christian Louboutin, for one, has unveiled a pair of eight-inch stilettos that take our posture to ballet heights for sure! Red soles and heels adorned by Swarovski crystals complete the picture. Full story

French footwear house Christian Louboutin has enlisted the assistance of long-time collaborator photographer Peter Lippman for a unique Fall 2011 lookbook. Modeled by a resplendent team including Karom Kelly, Lia Catreux, Trissan Polas, Francoise de Stael, Karen Assayag, and Sterenn Nogues, it looks almost like an Old Masters album. Full story

High heels and aggressive design are the business cards of Christian Louboutin’s shoe collections. And the Fall 2011 collection has incredibly predatory specimens. Full story

A legal fight over the similarity of soles of women’s shoes is to break out soon in new York between French luxury footwear designer Christian Louboutin and Yves Saint-Laurent. The former sued the latter for “trademark infringement” following Saint-Laurent’s release of women’s shoes with scarlet soles – the designer idea that Louboutin claims originates with him. Full story