London Sole is delighted to share images of the Jubilee Collection that was pre-launched last month in London. The line was specially created by British Designer Jane Winkworth in celebration of
The Diamond Jubilee of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II.
Jane began creating shoes for Her Majesty and members of the Royal Family in the early eighties. Today, you can't walk the streets of London without seeing her designs, a staple in every London fashionista's closet. London Sole is proud to be the only British ballet flat company and is thrilled to launch this exquisite line of crystal and glitter adorned flats. The Henrietta design features a sparkling diamond glitter fabric and the Annie style flat holds a large jewel embellishment on the toe. Both styles are made with limited collection innersoles and silver mirrored outer-soles, both embossed with:
"The Diamond Jubilee of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II".
The Jubilee Collection is available exclusively through our London stores.
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I am absolutely in love with the rhinestone version! as is my coworker, we are here at work positively in love with them. I live in the US, is there any way to order a pair and have them sent to the US? I have a home in UK but i wont be there until sept. Lastly, im also in love witht the olympic henrietta, anyway to get ahold of that pair too? thanks for your beautiful designs!
ReplyDeleteI agree Brittany, I absolutely love the rhinestone ones too! I wish we could get them US since I've been a fan of London Sole since the Santa Monica store as well as the royal family since my grandmother made us watch Charles & Diana's wedding. She had all the grand kids sleep over so we could wake up at 6 AM for tea, cucumber sandwiches and party hats. Then she told us our ancestors came to America in 1827 as Anglican ministers after graduating from Oxford and though times have changed we must still remember the importance of family and traditions. It is one of my favorite childhood memories so please don't count out your American relatives! :)
DeleteYou may also have a pay a percentage of the sale to the store, which may eat away a lot of your profit. find me the nearest pawn shop
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