In January, 2012, Christian Louboutin Announces Collaboration with Crazy Horse Paris. Having welcomed many "Guest Creatures" onto its legendary stage, notably Dita Von Teese, Arielle Dombasle and Pamela Anderson, the Crazy Horse was pleased to announce the first "Guest Creator" in its history: Christian Louboutin.

The celebrated originator of the red sole was invited to give his fresh interpretation of the Crazy show, which he describes as "an iconic Paris monument, a monument to dance, a fantastic, modern idea of the celebration of Women for Women".

Christian Louboutin has directed four original and unique tableaux, inspired by the eclectic worlds of hip hop to art masterpieces, which constitute a personal look at femininity in all its forms. Assisted by Patricia Folly, choreographer and dancer at Le Crazy, he also collaborated with a diverse team of distinguished artists, including David Lynch and Swizz Beatz, who both composed original music; Gilles Papain, video designer; and Youssef Nabil, who created the poster for the show.

Entitled FEU (fire) the result of this remarkable collaboration was previewed on Sunday, March 4th 2012 and remained in the repertoire of the celebrated Paris institution until May 31st2012. This creative venture was a first for Louboutin who has always found great inspiration in the cabaret and its dancers.

"I am interested in all things that celebrate and enhance the female form. Because of what I do, for these numbers I have focused on the lower half of the body, rather than the top. The language of legs can express any and every feeling, and without giving too much away, the body becomes the Flame." - Christian Louboutin

Christian Louboutin collaborates with the Walt Disney Studios to unveil the ultimate, modern day Cinderella inspired slipper

The fabled Cinderella slipper which has captured the hearts and imagination of generations of women around the world, comes to life as The Walt Disney Studios and world-renowned shoe designer Christian Louboutin unveil the ultimate, modern-day Cinderella inspired slipper in Paris, during Haute Couture week, July, 2012.

"Cinderella is not only an iconic character when it comes to beauty, grace and fairytale love but also shoes," explains designer Christian Louboutin. For Louboutin, the worlds