Customers have been asking for red shoes, however, they have been very specific about the shade/tint of red and the style of shoe. They have either been interested in trying them on but are hesitant about the look, or they like the look but won’t take …show more content…
Weitzman traces his lineage to the 1950’s when his father, a cobbler, started his first shoe factory. Having been designing shoes since the age of twenty, Stuart has mastered the craft and gained international recognition for the use of unusual and innovative materials like cork and gold in his flawless designs (FMD). A Hollywood favourite, Stuart Weitzman has gained the reputation of being a high-class, luxury shoe and accessories brand that focuses on quality and versatility. The company has over 100 stores in more than 70 countries and was recently acquired by Coach for $574 million (Ring and …show more content…
However, upon entering the store, we saw less of the bold hue and more of an overriding presence of black instead. This was an instant indication of how the trend was faring and the cautious nature of the designer while dealing with this season’s top colour. Upon speaking with the manager, we learnt that even though the public is aware of the trend and excited about experimenting with the season’s ruling color, they are apprehensive about its limitations and uncertain about the usability. Customers are drawn towards the eye-catching colour and are happy to try it on, but as soon as they realize the difficulties in styling the statement piece, they give it up. The price being an additional