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In honour of the 2019 Year of the Pig, the upper has been wrapped in luxurious pig nubuck and red satin textile inspired by the popular qipao (cheongsam) outfits worn during the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Gold Lurex thread and accents paired with the plush red add to the traditional Chinese New Year color motifs while nodding to their symbolism for good fortune while warding off evil spirits.
Heel loops with “Year of the Pig” embroidery allow for easy access to the cozy interior.
The iconic court shoe is cloaked in red dragon silk jacquard with frog button lace loops inspired by the traditional qipao (cheongsam) garb worn during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Paired with the lush satin upper are gold eyelets and aglets as a nod to the significance of red and gold as symbols of luck and good fortune, as well as the packets exchanged with friends and families as gifts.
The pig is the twelfth and final animal in the cycle of the Chinese Zodiac calendar. According to legend, the Jade Emperor hosted a grand race to cross a great river and invited all the animals to join.
In honour of the 2019 Year of the Pig, the upper has been wrapped in luxurious pig nubuck and red satin textile inspired by the popular qipao (cheongsam) outfits worn during the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Gold Lurex thread and accents paired with the plush red add to the traditional Chinese New Year color motifs while nodding to their symbolism for good fortune while warding off evil spirits.
Heel loops with “Year of the Pig” embroidery allow for easy access to the cozy interior.
The iconic court shoe is cloaked in red dragon silk jacquard with frog button lace loops inspired by the traditional qipao (cheongsam) garb worn during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Paired with the lush satin upper are gold eyelets and aglets as a nod to the significance of red and gold as symbols of luck and good fortune, as well as the packets exchanged with friends and families as gifts.
The pig is the twelfth and final animal in the cycle of the Chinese Zodiac calendar. According to legend, the Jade Emperor hosted a grand race to cross a great river and invited all the animals to join.
In honour of the 2019 Year of the Pig, the upper has been wrapped in luxurious pig nubuck and red satin textile inspired by the popular qipao (cheongsam) outfits worn during the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Gold Lurex thread and accents paired with the plush red add to the traditional Chinese New Year color motifs while nodding to their symbolism for good fortune while warding off evil spirits.
Heel loops with “Year of the Pig” embroidery allow for easy access to the cozy interior.
The iconic court shoe is cloaked in red dragon silk jacquard with frog button lace loops inspired by the traditional qipao (cheongsam) garb worn during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Paired with the lush satin upper are gold eyelets and aglets as a nod to the significance of red and gold as symbols of luck and good fortune, as well as the packets exchanged with friends and families as gifts.
The pig is the twelfth and final animal in the cycle of the Chinese Zodiac calendar. According to legend, the Jade Emperor hosted a grand race to cross a great river and invited all the animals to join.
In honour of the 2019 Year of the Pig, the upper has been wrapped in luxurious pig nubuck and red satin textile inspired by the popular qipao (cheongsam) outfits worn during the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Gold Lurex thread and accents paired with the plush red add to the traditional Chinese New Year color motifs while nodding to their symbolism for good fortune while warding off evil spirits.
Heel loops with “Year of the Pig” embroidery allow for easy access to the cozy interior.
The iconic court shoe is cloaked in red dragon silk jacquard with frog button lace loops inspired by the traditional qipao (cheongsam) garb worn during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Paired with the lush satin upper are gold eyelets and aglets as a nod to the significance of red and gold as symbols of luck and good fortune, as well as the packets exchanged with friends and families as gifts.