Master “Macramé” Pieces from Ohne Titel & Cesare Paciotti

Summer is officially over since this morning I could feel the cold breeze and my feet were freezing in the open toe sandals but I am still not ready to store my open toe shoes in the far corner of my closet. We can probably get away with wearing them at least until mid September or even early October. In order to pick out some distinctive shoes, belts & handbags for any season whether it is summer or fall, I refered to CESARE PACIOTTI, an Italian designer who has been known for his unique style, elegance & quality.

CESARE PACIOTTI has created a new collection of fun shoes with collaboration of German designer brand Ohne Titel which recently has been praised on the front pages of many fashion websites and magazines. "A visual reference for inspiration on the collection was also drawn from the works of Russian sculptor, Naum Gabo" (please see visual image from imagenscomtexto.blogspot.com).

I find it very interesting how designers from different backgrounds have combined their talents to create interesting theme with something "forward-thinking and innovative" for the world to see. Designers have transformed their artistic vision of sculptures into a collection of shoes which gave us a bit of an edgy and outbeat feel.

The ladies of Ohne Titel, Alexa Adams and Flora Gill, have been very successful since their first collection launched in 2006. In one of their interviews they are sharing the places which inspired them to create new collection of shoes and they provide a list of stores in Paris and NYC. One of the most used details of their shoe collection is bright colored "macramé" with feathery strings that wrap around your ankle multiple times.

Some of their Fall collection highlights are the futuristic black boots which are more close to the original look of the their collections that represents two of the designers of Ohne Titel on the runway.