Graphic motifs, color contrasts and emphatic details, declined through sculptural silhouettes. In the Jimmy Choo PE 2024 collection, the characteristic Avenue motif, used on accessories and footwear - from the Blake cuissard to the Kinley sabot - evolves into a modern graphic made of contrasting colors, becoming the eye-catching emblem of the collection, designed to shine in the spotlight and outline new declinations of Jimmy Choo's founding philosophy: "Statement Glamour".
After all, the stated goal of Sandra Choi, the brand's creative director, is to create accessories capable of turning heads. "This idea is fundamental for Jimmy Choo, for our woman, who always lives in the spotlight and wants her style to take center stage," she explained. "It also allows me, as a creative, to design really exceptional pieces that can become the focal point of a look. Accessories allow us to add a touch of fantasy to our everyday life. They invite us to dream."
The two-tone concept evolves on models with contrasting uppers and heels-sky and navy blue on the Azie sandal, fuchsia and paprika, black and milk on other models-but the union between footwear and jewelry also returns. For spring, this link is bolder and stronger, as evidenced by the Otilla sandal in milk napa leather, with its metallic bracelets that wrap around the ankle, embellished with oversize pearls and crystal pavé balls. And the Diamond Maxi/Crystal sneaker also offers an everyday style illuminated by crystal baguettes.
The Drop Heel, introduced in the previous season, continues its evolution, evoking the idea of walking balanced on a drop of liquid. Accessories emphasize themes and motifs, coordinating with footwear for a totalizing look: the Avenue Quad, with its quilted design, is offered in two-tone patchwork nappa leather in keeping with the graphic style of the collection; elsewhere, the influence of glittering jewels is transferred by osmosis to leather: in the Diamond work, diamond facets become a new multidimensional design, in a new marriage of craftsmanship and technology.
