Hello Mr Louboutin !! Show me some Shoes !!

Last week after a lovely Lunch, the Girls and I paid a visit to the Design Museum in London Bridge. This was to see a certain Shoe Designers Exhibition and oh boy, he did not let us down !!!

Until July 9th The Christian Louboutin Exhibition is shining in all it's Red Sole Glory! Making all Ladies across London check their credit card balance to see if they can stretch to a new pair of platforms.
As soon as you walk in, you are in shoe heaven. Left, right and centre, the room is full of the best of his collections. With beautiful displays, the shoes are arranged in different years and styles.

One of our highlights was the hologram of Dita Von Teese, burlesque dancing around a huge sparkly shoe. She looks incredible, so sexy, beautiful and stunning. Exactly how a pair of Louboutins should make you feel!
Theres a lovely section that gives you a nice timeline of Christians career and also a fetish room with a selection of racey shoes that are only wearable in the bedroom !


Overall it was an absolutely lovely afternoon with the girls !! A fabulous way to celebrate the gentleman who changed the way women feel in a pair of heels!


Thank you Mr C. Louboutin
Here's to 20 more years of Fabulous Shoes! Xxxx

Exploring History.

I am a self confessed history geek, so the Imperial War Museum is my idea of heaven. Actual fact that if someone took me on a date there I would be very happy!!
Today I went with a friend to explore history.

We started at the top at the Ashcroft Gallery which is amazing as it's so interactive!

We went down to the next floor to the holocaust exhibition which is a beautiful and haunting experience.

The Imperial War museum has the coolest shop with retro gifts, perfect for your grandparents!!!

There is also a relatively new part called "War story" which is an inspiring look into the lives of our servicemen an women fighting at the moment. Alongside this there are beautiful portraits on the top floor taken by IWM photographers.

The newest exhibition "Family in war time" was closed to the public today, so we are already planning our trip back to the IWM to see this and "shaped by war" photographs.

There is so much more to see, that we haven't explored yet.

You don't have to be a history geek to enjoy this museum though, it truly is a great place to go with family and friends of all ages.