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Jerome C. Rousseau Talks Chic
SaksPOV spends time with the emerging designer
By Erica Johasky, Photographed by KSW
How do we love Jerome C. Rousseau? Let us count the ways!
This hot young Canadian designer doesn’t simply design shoes; he creates confections for the feet. With pink glitter pumps, leopard slides and gold-coated platforms as some of his most iconic styles, it’s no wonder Rousseau has found a cult following of collectors including Hollywood heavy-hitters such as Charlize Theron, Cameron Diaz, Katie Holmes, Kristen Stewart and Scarlett Johansson. He even encloses a handwritten note into every one of his shoe boxes. SaksPOV’s Erica Johasky got to sit down with Rousseau, who made a pit stop at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York recently to present his newest collection to talk stilettos, silhouettes and Sunday activities.
SaksPOV: Do you have a favorite shoe?Jerome C. Rousseau: I do, actually. It’s from the fall 2012 collection, Kier. The silver iridescent makes it sparkly like a jewel.
SaksPOV: Where do you seek inspiration?JR: I’m inspired by many things, art, music, night life, nature. Things I’ve fallen in love with in the last six months inspire me. For the Kier, I played with volume. Mary Rozzi self published a book, Couture, of her backstage shots. I loved the effortless elegance. There is volume in the pictures, the dresses, the hair; it gives you the larger than life feeling.
SaksPOV: When designing a shoe, what is the most important design element? JR: The Silhouette. When you design a shoe, you want it to be two things: feminine and elegant. The cut and silhouette – how can you elongate the leg? That’s the most important part for me.
SaksPOV: So many beautiful options! How does a girl choose which shoes to buy?JR: If you can wear a high heel, you want it to be feminine and elegant. You need to find the correct platform and height. If you can’t wear the shoe, the shoe won’t wear you. When you choose the shoe, you should choose one you can wear beautifully.
SaksPOV: How do you spend your Sundays?JR: I work, typically. When you run a small business, there is very little free time. When I do have free time, my favorite things are to go to live concerts, listening to records, hanging out with friends — just catching up with the people I love.
For more on Jerome C. Rousseau, check out SaksPOV!

Jerome C. Rousseau Talks Chic

SaksPOV spends time with the emerging designer

By Erica Johasky, Photographed by KSW

How do we love Jerome C. Rousseau? Let us count the ways!

This hot young Canadian designer doesn’t simply design shoes; he creates confections for the feet. With pink glitter pumps, leopard slides and gold-coated platforms as some of his most iconic styles, it’s no wonder Rousseau has found a cult following of collectors including Hollywood heavy-hitters such as Charlize Theron, Cameron Diaz, Katie Holmes, Kristen Stewart and Scarlett Johansson. He even encloses a handwritten note into every one of his shoe boxes. SaksPOV’s Erica Johasky got to sit down with Rousseau, who made a pit stop at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York recently to present his newest collection to talk stilettos, silhouettes and Sunday activities.

SaksPOV: Do you have a favorite shoe?
Jerome C. Rousseau: I do, actually. It’s from the fall 2012 collection, Kier. The silver iridescent makes it sparkly like a jewel.

SaksPOV: Where do you seek inspiration?
JR: I’m inspired by many things, art, music, night life, nature. Things I’ve fallen in love with in the last six months inspire me. For the Kier, I played with volume. Mary Rozzi self published a book, Couture, of her backstage shots. I loved the effortless elegance. There is volume in the pictures, the dresses, the hair; it gives you the larger than life feeling.

SaksPOV: When designing a shoe, what is the most important design element?
JR: The Silhouette. When you design a shoe, you want it to be two things: feminine and elegant. The cut and silhouette – how can you elongate the leg? That’s the most important part for me.

SaksPOV: So many beautiful options! How does a girl choose which shoes to buy?JR: If you can wear a high heel, you want it to be feminine and elegant. You need to find the correct platform and height. If you can’t wear the shoe, the shoe won’t wear you. When you choose the shoe, you should choose one you can wear beautifully.

SaksPOV: How do you spend your Sundays?
JR: I work, typically. When you run a small business, there is very little free time. When I do have free time, my favorite things are to go to live concerts, listening to records, hanging out with friends — just catching up with the people I love.

For more on Jerome C. Rousseau, check out SaksPOV!

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Marni - Fall 2012 - (via Moda Operandi)

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Obsessed with these Balmain camo pants that one of my artist recently wore in a shoot!

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Love this look!

what-do-i-wear:

ALEXANDER WANG SANDALS
7 FOR ALL MANKIND SKINNY BLACK JEANS
ZARA BLACK SHIRT
COVERS FOR LOVERS ORANGE SCUBA COAT
GIVENCHY ANTIGONA BAG
CELINE SUNGLASSES (image: theblondesalad)

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I’ve learned that no matter what happens, or how bad it seems today, life does go on, and it will be better tomorrow. I’ve learned that you can tell a lot about a person by the way he/she handles these three things: a rainy day, lost luggage, and tangled Christmas tree lights. I’ve learned that regardless of your relationship with your parents, you’ll miss them when they’re gone from your life. I’ve learned that making a “living” is not the same thing as making a “life.” I’ve learned that life sometimes gives you a second chance. I’ve learned that you shouldn’t go through life with a catcher’s mitt on both hands; you need to be able to throw something back. I’ve learned that whenever I decide something with an open heart, I usually make the right decision. I’ve learned that even when I have pains, I don’t have to be one. I’ve learned that every day you should reach out and touch someone. People love a warm hug, or just a friendly pat on the back. I’ve learned that I still have a lot to learn. I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.

– Maya Angelou (via imbluee)

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Via C'est La Vie. . .

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