Vintage Charles Jourdan Pink Suede Peep Toe Slingbacks Sz 7
Charles Jourdan
Size: 7
These vintage pink soft suede shoes are lookers! Iconic designer Charles Jourdan made this peep toe slingback with a sturdy black heel to ensure this is a wearable statement shoe. Made in Paris, France and still in excellent condition.
Condition: Excellent
“In 1919, Charles Jourdan founded his shoe business in Romans, France, which he would gradually build into a premiere French luxury shoe manufacturer of both Jourdan designs and those of numerous other top designers, including Christian Dior and Pierre Cardin. After opening a Paris boutique in 1957, Jourdan reached the height of his success in the 1960s, when he became particularly known for offering a limited number or models in an extensive range of colors.”
Charles Jourdan
Size: 7
These vintage pink soft suede shoes are lookers! Iconic designer Charles Jourdan made this peep toe slingback with a sturdy black heel to ensure this is a wearable statement shoe. Made in Paris, France and still in excellent condition.
Condition: Excellent
“In 1919, Charles Jourdan founded his shoe business in Romans, France, which he would gradually build into a premiere French luxury shoe manufacturer of both Jourdan designs and those of numerous other top designers, including Christian Dior and Pierre Cardin. After opening a Paris boutique in 1957, Jourdan reached the height of his success in the 1960s, when he became particularly known for offering a limited number or models in an extensive range of colors.”
Charles Jourdan
Size: 7
These vintage pink soft suede shoes are lookers! Iconic designer Charles Jourdan made this peep toe slingback with a sturdy black heel to ensure this is a wearable statement shoe. Made in Paris, France and still in excellent condition.
Condition: Excellent
“In 1919, Charles Jourdan founded his shoe business in Romans, France, which he would gradually build into a premiere French luxury shoe manufacturer of both Jourdan designs and those of numerous other top designers, including Christian Dior and Pierre Cardin. After opening a Paris boutique in 1957, Jourdan reached the height of his success in the 1960s, when he became particularly known for offering a limited number or models in an extensive range of colors.”