I own both and they are all comfy. One is a closed shoe and one is a mule so they walk differently. I just ordered a pair of gray velvet lurums in a 90 heel, am thrilled to get the lower heel in this shoe, they’re going to look great with jeans in this color.
Thanks for your reply. Oh congratulations the grey velvet must look so nice! I think Lurum only comes in the 90 heel… Am I missing something?
Most of mine are 105, all the original colors. They came out with 90s after the fact. But honestly they are so comfy, that I can wear the 105’s all night and be fine. Manolo knows the dynamics of a woman’s foot and has always made the most comfortable high end shoe on the market.
I don't remember the exact number but Manolo has designed many tens of thousands of pairs of shoes. So it could be challenging to find the names of shoes, especially those that are more vintage. You may want to use the Google lens search to see if you can specifically ID any specific ones. I've been buying his shoes since the 80s and have purchased more than my share, but I'm sorry I cannot help you with the names of the shoes pictured.
thank you! yes, i did try the google lens on all of them before posting. some ppl on poshmark have some styles with the original box so i've also asked them of the name on the box, but so far no one has gotten back to me. i "think" the lavender and pink suede ones are called "fallor" but wanted confirmation. once i get enough credits, i want to start a manolo id thread. i think he has designed 40k shoes, well that is the number i heard. not sure if that's the right number.
That would be a great thread, absolutely would be interesting. Outside of the Hangisi and Lurum and Carolyne, not many are that well known by name. I'm quite familiar with the name of the shoe that is the icon next to my name here, since it was named after me.
Does the BB count?
That's the only pair I own, but I would love others.
The BB is the best most basic shoe. I have it in all the heel heights in various colors. Super comfy!Does the BB count?
Contact Leather Spa in New York to see if they can help. They have been the go to repair place for all high-end shoe and leather goods brands. I've been using them for decades and they are magicians. Hopefully they can help
