Olga Djanguirov, a former art dealer who studied at L’École du Louvre, has a new passion: footwear.

While she quietly launched her collection — Olgana Paris — last year, the designer has gained momentum for fall ’15.

The luxury line, which features intricate details and Italian craftmanship, has been picked up by several notable retailers. It will be stocked by Barneys New York, London-based Matches, Yoox’s Shoescribe, Montaigne Market, Dover Street Market, Hirshleifers and Maxfield.

During a recent preview in Paris, the designer said she aims to make high-quality, timeless designs. “I am really in love with the history of ‘Made in Italy,'” she said.

Djanguirov was one of the few new names to make a splash in Paris this season. In Milan, Giannico — launched by 19-year-old Nicoló Beretta — was cited as a standout. But overall, several retailers noted that there was a lack of emerging talent during fashion month.

Meanwhile, rising stars like Paul Andrew and Aquazzura’s Edgardo Osorio continue to generate major buzz as they build their businesses.

Click through the gallery to see highlights from the Olgana Paris’ fall ’15 collection.

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For Olgana Paris, it’s all about the details. Designer Olgana Djanguirov — who is on several buyers’ lists as a name to watch — continued to broaden her assortment with spring 2016.

From embellished evening styles to her La Masque T-bar pump in black leather and pony hair, Olgana Paris has plenty of statement styles for the new season. The designer’s favorite? “Le Masque (see above) because it is both classical and wild. It is a timeless model but modern style, like the women of today.”

Olgana Paris La Précieuse in pink and gray leather.

But Djanguirov also is offering a plethora of pretty mid-heels and flats, mirroring a broader trend in the luxury market. While many high-end designers were slow to embrace lower heel heights early in their careers, it’s a smart move for Djanguirov to include so many wearable styles alongside her ‘wow’ pieces.

Olgana Paris La Délicate flat sandal in green satin.

“We like her approach to evening and cocktail-shoe dressing, which is very romantic,” said Tomoko Ogura, senior fashion director at Barneys New York.

In addition to Barneys, the label is stocked at Montaigne Market, Dover Street Market, MatchesFashion.com, Level Shoe District in Dubai, Moda Operandi, 4Kuwait and Hirshleifers, among others. All told, Olgana is sold in 15 countries globally.

Djanguirov, a former art dealer who studied at L’École du Louvre, told FN earlier this year that she is passionate about “Made in Italy” footwear and the history of Italian shoemaking.

“The spring collection remains faithful to the main principles of Olgana Paris which are femininity, elegance and timelessness,” the designer said. “But we have reached a new horizon: bringing out the feline side of women. All the models of this collection are still timeless and contemporary but with a twist of eccentricity, especially in the colors.”

Click through the gallery to see highlights from Olgana Paris’ spring ’16 shoe collection.

The bridal market continues to heat up, with more designers adding wedding collections to their offerings. The latest to enter the mix is Paris-based Olga Molbieva Djanguirov, who launched her Olgana collection of highly detailed heels in 2014 and has now added a special White Tie assortment of nuptial-ready styles for spring ’16.

The label is sold at Barneys, Montaigne Market, Dover Street Market, MatchesFashion.com, Level Shoes District in Dubai, Moda Operandi, 4Kuwait and Hirshleifers. Prices range from $680 to $910 at current exchange rates.

Olgana Paris spring ’16 bridal collection.

“The day of your marriage is the most special of a women’s life,” says Djanguirov. “It has been my dream to beautify [a bride’s] foot with a creation that would be romantic, but most importantly, comfortable — not to suffer on this particular day.”

White options range from whimsical bowed satin stilettos (the La Romantique and the La Delicate) to sleek exotic sandals and pumps such as the L’Amazone and the L’Audacieuse, done in crocodile or python for brides looking for something with a little more bite.

And, the designer explained, versatility is key. “Our creations are shoes that you will not put in a box after the big day, but can always be ready to wear with jeans or pants afterward,” said Djanguirov, also noting the growing trend toward footwear exposure when walking down the aisle. “I’m thinking of those brides who are not just wearing a long dress. I believe that style has changed for the bridal [market].  It has become more fashion-oriented and certainly more modern.” With that in mind, Olgana Paris also offers styles in an au courant blush shade.

Olgana Paris spring ’16 bridal collection.

The star of the 10-piece collection (and Djanguirov’s favorite pair) is the La Piece Unique heel, which features more than 180 leather flowers on each shoe, making a bouquet redundant.

For her own wedding, the designer shared that she would wear the La Délicate. “It’s so elegant and refined,” she said.

Click through to see the entire Olgana Paris White Tie collection for spring ’16.

“The history of Paris and haute couture inspire everything I do,” said Olga Molbieva Djanguirov, founder and designer of new women’s footwear label Olgana Paris. Started in 2014, the line, which specializes in the type of formalwear details usually reserved for custom creations — think accordion pleating, intricate appliqué work and bespoken bows — has been quickly scooped up by top retailers such as Dover Street Market and Barneys.

Indeed, Alberto Oliveros, buying manager of Level Shoe District, told Footwear News this “couture approach” and “impeccable technique” is what convinced him to pick up the collection from its inception.

Djanguirov’s eye for precision comes from a rigorous upbringing in Russia before her family moved to France. “I always loved fashion, but my mother said I had to study medicine first,” said the Moscow-born designer, who cited Francesco Russo and Azzedine Alaïa as names she admires. “I never practiced [medicine], though, because this other world always had my heart.”

After studying at École du Louvre, Djanguirov went to China to learn how shoes are made. She now manufactures in Parrabiago, Italy, with her collection retailing from $638 and up. For spring ’16, the label debuted a White Tie bridal offering.

While the designer believes her silk, exotic leather and fur designs could easily be paired with a “le smoking” jacket or “le jeans and T-shirt,” they also call to mind the glamorous champagne-drenched world of ballrooms, diamonds and heaps of caviar. It makes good sense then that due to demand Djanguirov also recently introduced a White Tie bridal collection.

“I don’t think many people are doing this kind of special, extremely refined style anymore,” she conceded of her intricate stilettos, pumps and sandals. Olgana Paris has already been noticed by discerning customers such as Céline Dion Natalie Portman, for whom Djanguirov said she would gladly remake her shoes to be vegan: “She’s the type of elegant woman I am appealing to.”

Click through the gallery below to view the spring ’16 collection:

Kirsten Dunst seems to have found a new favorite shoe brand: Parisian up-and-comer Olgana Paris.

The “Fargo” actress was spotted wearing Olgana on Wednesday evening, for a second time this month, at the Elle Women in Television event in Los Angeles. She wore the La Sensuelle heel, which is available at Barneys New York.

The actress at the “Elle Women in Television Awards” in Olgana’s La Sensuelle heel.

On Jan. 11, Dunst, who won a Critic’s Choice Award last week, wore the La Pièce Unique heel to the AFI awards, also in L.A.

The “Fargo” actress wore the La Piece Unique style earlier this month.

Olga Djanguirov, a former art dealer and the designer behind Olgana Paris, said the brand’s relationship with Dunst was forged through the actress’ styling team, Nina and Clare Hallworth, who purchased the La Piece Unique style at Maxfield. “After that, we formed a relationship with Kirsten,” she explained.

The designer added, “Kirsten is really talented, we love her style and personality. She is a woman with good taste who pays huge attention to details. We believe she represents the Olgana spirit, an elegant mix between chic and sophistication.”

Celine Dion, Miranda Cosgrove and Sasha Alexander are a few of the other big names who have worn the brand — which is also sold at Moda Operandi — in the past few weeks.

In other Olgana news, the brand recently debuted a bridal collection for spring 2016.

The Mood: Uniform dressing.

The shoes: Each season, designer Olgana Djanguirov chooses a pillar of style to dissect and revive via her ultra feminine, intricate shoes. Last season it was the tuxedo. For fall, she was fixated on the art of the uniform, from military to other areas of service. With formal army attire featuring so heavily in fashion this season, it was a well-timed theme.

Olgana Paris fall ’16 shoe collection.

Handmade French golden medallions decorated satin pumps in regalia hues of vermillion, royal blue and camouflage green. The menswear side of this equation could have been explored more, but that’s not really in her womanly wheelhouse. Elsewhere, crisp shirting panels formed the uppers of stiletto sandals.

Straying from the theme were block-heeled sandals splashed in fox fur and pearls. Pert bow ties formed neat rows on the backs of steep pumps too.

Olgana Paris fall ’16 shoe collection.

The verdict: Djanguirov’s business is on a roll, with new accounts from Level Shoe District and Barney’s New York plus a growing celebrity fan base. In a fashion world achingly concerned with cool, she is refreshingly fixated on glamour and couture flourishes.

Olgana Paris fall ’16 shoe collection.

Portia de Rossi wearing Olgana Paris sandals.

Kirsten Dunst wearing Olgana Paris sandals.

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It’s worth noting that though freebies are coming at them from every angle, the likes of Kirsten Dunst, Portia de Rossi and Diane Kruger are purchasing her shoes in multiples.

“The biggest compliment is that they actually buy them,” said Djanguirov of her über-feminine creations. Speaking of Dunst and Kruger, the designer continued “they both have very refined taste, I was flattered they chose my shoes.”

The Russian-born founder is certainly on a celebrity roll, after recently creating a custom vegan pair of her satin stilettos for Natalie Portman and discovering that Céline Dion, her personal favorite, is also a fan. “For me, she is just the ultimate.”

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Call it a shoe rush. In the past few years, the footwear world has seen a storm of new names aiming — and often succeeding — to disrupt the market with innovative designs and serious, insatiable ambition.

Be it through clever influencer marketing, powerful alliances or a tumbleweed of social media momentum, this latest generation of can-do designers is no longer toying in obscurity or waiting to be discovered. Instead, these talents are taking charge of their own destiny and plowing through obstacles along the way, regardless of age, background of provenance.

Nicolò Beretta, Amina Muaddi & Paula Cademartori.

Take our cover subjects: whiz kid Nicolò Beretta of Giannico, overachiever Paula Cademartori (whose popular eponymous handbag label recently launched shoes) and multitasker Amina Muaddi of Oscar Tiye, who also teaches shoemaking and is behind Alexandre Vauthier’s new footwear collection.

Oscar Tiye boots as worn by Amina Muaddi.

All three of these rising shoe stars are based in Milan, a town not known for easily welcoming young upstarts into its vaulted shoe cognoscenti. But no matter. What they all have in common is an unbridled passion for what they do, the ability to connect with an increasingly novelty-hungry consumer and a singular, saleable point of view. Without garish logos or obvious branding, the Italian Beretta, Brazilian Cademartori and Jordanian/Romanian Muaddi have carved out a global identity the industry (and top retailers far and wide) have found impossible to ignore.

Footwear News brought them together for the second annual Emerging Talent special issue, shot in Italy’s footwear capital. The location, Erastudio, a buzzy gallery housed in a historic apartment in Milan’s artsy La Brea neighborhood, was a prime backdrop to capture these equally experimental subjects.

Dora Teymur at London’s Willow House.

Of course, there are many other ports of call on FN’s radar when talent-scouting. Turkish native Dora Teymur, pictured above, was photographed at London’s Willow House after a delayed passport prevented his travel. But that doesn’t make him any less worthy of the spotlight, demure and idiosyncratic as he may be. Perhaps more than anyone on this list, the U.K.-based designer has had a remarkable year based on the androgynous élan of his influential loafers and Cuban heels, which he himself wears with notable aplomb.

Dorateymur fall ’16 shoe collection.

Throughout these pages is a selection of incredibly diverse, deserving designers. And with the right mix of tireless work, business savvy and good instincts, each stands to be a footwear force. As disparate as they might be, what unites them is an old-school dedication to craft. In our increasingly digital climate, it’s refreshing to learn that while they embrace new technology faster than you can share a Snap, the Emerging Talent class of 2016 cherishes relationships with their factories above all. In more ways than one, they prove the enduring value of being hands-on.

Click through the slideshow below to discover all 18 emerging designers.

[Editor’s Note: This story first appeared in print, 06/20/2016]

Stars love these new shoe brands, and it’s easy to understand why. They’re not your typical shoe fare, and they serve up something a little different from your typical red-carpet sandal or on-the-go sneaker. The brands are all different, and each comes with a clear aesthetic and winning style when it comes to summer.

Olgana Paris

Some stars are bidding adieu to the expected red-carpet strappy sandal and embracing a feminine and elegant line by Parisian designer Olga Djanguirov. Bows, ruffles and sophisticated details make the shoes a new favorite of stars such as Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union.

July 2016: Gabrielle Union at an ESPY Awards pre-party wearing Olgana Paris shoes and Sophie Theallet dress.

July 2016: Gabrielle Union’s Olgana Paris shoes.

June 2016: Erin Foster spotted in Olgana Paris heels.

June 2016: Erin Foster’s Olgana Paris shoes.

Dear Frances 

In case you haven’t heard of the minimalist line Dear Frances, some of your favorite stars including Anna Kendrick, Riley Keough, Whitney Port and Emma Roberts have been spotted wearing the brand’s famous mules and slides. The London-based brand is designed by Jane Frances.

June 2016: Riley Keough wearing Dear Frances Slides in New York.

June 2016: Whitney Port was spotted out and about wearing Dear Frances booties.

June 2016: Port’s Dear Frances shoes.

Raye

Taylor Swift and Gigi Hadid have already thrown their support behind the contemporary brand. Stacked heels, soft shades and easygoing styles aren’t just a winner for summer — the label also won’t break the bank.

July 2016: Taylor Swift in Australia wearing an Aritzia dress and Raye sandals.

July 2016: A closer look at Taylor Swift’s Raye braided sandals.

June 2016: Taylor Swift was spotted in Rome wearing Raye block heeled gray sandals with new beau Tom Hiddleston.

June 2016: Taylor Swift’s Raye block heeled sandals.

Sodebar

Emerging label Soebedar offers chic and feminine looks with names such as Portia Doubleday, Sarah Hyland and Selena Gomez opting to wear the sweet styles all summer long.

June 2016: Sarah Hyland attended a Women in Comedy event in Los Angeles wearing Soebedar white pumps and a Self Portrait look.

June 2016: Portia Doubleday at a Television Association event in a pair of Soebedar shoes.

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Kim Kardashian West enjoyed a girls’ night out in glamorous style.

The reality star rocked a figure-hugging sleeveless navy blue dress and Olgana Paris heels as she hosted a party at Hakkasan night club in Las Vegas on Friday.

Kim Kardashian West wears Olgana Paris’ L’Admiral heels.

The L’Admiral pointed-toe heels feature gold embellishments along the toe box and vamp, and ribbons that tie around the back of the ankle.

The shoes will be available in September at Bergdorff Goodman.

Kardashian West was feted by friends as well as fellow E! TV personality Maria Menounos at the Sin City soiree.

Detail of Kim Kardashian West’s Olgana Paris L’Admiral shoes.

Maria Menounos (left) and friends join Kim Kardashian (center) at Hakkasan night club in Las Vegas.

Perhaps the wife of Kanye West has found a favorite new brand. Earlier in the day, she had on the luxury label’s brown L’Amazone sandal heels teamed with a matching Rick Owen dress while visiting a nail salon in Los Angeles.

The satin evening sandal features a mink fur trim toe band, asymmetric slingback strap, goldtone chain strap and 4-inch stiletto heel, available at Bergdorff Goodman for $895 on the retailer’s website.

Olgana Paris is launching a capsule menswear collection.

It comprises four styles. A lace-up tuxedo/dress shoe, an elasticated tuxedo boot and a loafer will come in midnight blue and black (each of which will have a contrast grosgrain trim in black and blue, respectively) in both patent leather and velvet finishes. There will also be a tasseled dress slipper done in a suede/cashmere mélange that comes midnight blue, classic beige and a warm gray.

Olgana Paris menswear capsule collection.

“For when you want to change but have only a small pocket so you can fold them up,” said the Russia-born, Paris-based designer Olga Djanguirov, who splits her time between working on her line and consulting on contemporary art.

Of her debut foray into menswear, she cited Coco Chanel as an influence. “She was revolutionary as every story came from a mix of masculine and feminine,” Djanguirov said. “When I started my women’s collection, I stole from menswear”  — she launched her label last year with a tuxedo-based collection that riffed off gentlemen’s formalwear such as black bow ties and dress shirts — “so now I need to give something back to the man.”

Olgana Paris menswear capsule collection.

The line will preview during Paris Fashion Week alongside the women’s collection but will launch officially in January.

Besides testing out the market, there’s another reason for this early preview. The capsule can also be ordered in women’s sizes; Djanguirov tapped one of the few Italian factories that makes footwear for both sexes – a second-generation shoemaker in Milan.

Olgana Paris menswear capsule collection.

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Khloé Kardashian celebrated a new endeavor on Tuesday night at The Grove shopping center in Los Angeles. The reality TV star was on hand to officially launch her new denim line, Good American, which is online and at Nordstrom stores.

For the big event, Kardashian paired jeans from her collection with a Gooseberry Intimates lace bodysuit and shoes by Olgana Paris.

Khloé in her Good American jeans and Olgana Paris sandals.

A close-up of Khloé Kardashian’s Olgana Paris sandals.

The $835 Olgana Paris L’Amazone sandals added some flair to her somewhat causal ensemble. The shoes are detailed with mink fur trim, an asymmetric slingback strap and a slim stiletto heel.

Olgana Paris L’Amazone sandals.

Sister Kim Kardashian West is also a fan of the Olgana Paris shoes; she was spotted in the same style this summer.

On Tuesday, Kardashian was joined by her mother, Kris Jenner, and sister Kourtney Kardashian. Good American co-founder and business partner Emma Grede was also on hand as she and Kardashian addressed the crowd.

“I think what was so crucial to Emma and I, is creating a designer denim that was still trendy and cool and edgy that went into a variety of sizes that for some reason, the market feels like they don’t need to produce, which is really unfair,” said Kardashian, according to People.

Good American is a denim brand made in Los Angeles and is designed for a curvier shape — available now in sizes 0-24.

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Khloé Kardashian made a sultry statement in Olgana Paris shoes for her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” The star was spotted in the brands L’Amazone asymmetric slingback sandals on the show Thursday night.

Khloe Kardashian in Olgana Paris on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.”

Kardashian discussed her jean line Good American, and Kimmel’s sidekick Guillermo modeled them. Kardashian discussed the importance of having a variety of sizes.

“I really hate when people have to go to plus-sizing,” she said. “I hate that term.”

Khloe Kardashian in Olgana Paris.

She also discussed her sister Kendall Jenner’s 21st birthday. “We had crazy celebrations. We had a little after-party, so I don’t know if that affected you,” she joked with Kimmel, who lives nearby.

Kardashian was also spotted in the same style a few weeks ago, when she attended the launch party for Good American with Nordstrom in West Hollywood.

Khloé Kardashian in her Good American jeans and Olgana Paris sandals.

A close-up of Khloé Kardashian’s Olgana Paris sandals.

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Kylie Jenner celebrated boyfriend Tyga’s 27th birthday in an intimate way.

On Saturday, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star shared topless photos on Instagram, wearing nothing but jeans and a pair of pink satin Olgana pumps while straddling the rapper.

“Happy birthday baby,” she captioned the racy picture of the couple, which was styled by Jill Jacobs.

The E! fixture wore pointed-toe pumps that featured an asymmetric strap from the toebox that wrapped around the heel. The sleek footwear by Olgana incorporated gold-chain detailing around the strap and footbed and a sharp stiletto heel.

Jenner followed up the shot by photographer Sasha Samsonova with a steamy black-and-white image from the shoot, writing, “Irreplaceable.”

On Friday, the Puma ambassador shared photos of herself modeling lingerie and included links to her forthcoming e-commerce store: Kyliejennershop.com. The home page includes a 20-day countdown to the full launch.

Jenner could be expanding into the undergarment category after debuting her Kylie Cosmetics beauty line this year, which includes her previous lip kit selection. She also fronted an ad campaign for Puma’s Fierce KRM sneakers, which dropped earlier this month in the U.S. at Puma stores, select retailers and on Puma.com.

The shoes feature circular crystal patterns on the toe box in the same color as the upper and lace detail around the ankle. Puma offers the kicks in plum, black, olive and white.

Kylie Jenner wearing the Puma Fierce KRM trainers.

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Every designer remembers that first big celebrity moment.

And Olgana Paris designer Olgana Djanguirov said support from the Kardashian family has given her three-year-old business a big boost.

Khloe Kardashian wears Olgana Paris sandals and launches Good American denim at The Grove in Los Angeles.

Detail of Khloe Kardashian’s Olgana Paris sandals.

“Every time one of the sisters wears the brand, I get 20 emails from people asking to order the style,” said Djanguirov.

Kim Kardashian has been photographed in Olgana three times, while Khloe Kardashian has worn it twice in front of the camera. Most recently, though, it was Kylie that made a big statement in Olgana’s Attachante slingback. She wore the style for her official calendar by Terry Richardson and also in the press photos for her New York pop-up store.

July 2016: Kim Kardashian attended a party in Las Vegas wearing Olgana Paris fall ’16 heels.

July 2016: Kardashian’s fall ’16 heels by Olgana Paris.

In other Olgana news, the brand continues to diversify for fall ’17. The season marks the first time the designer has unveiled kitten heels and knee-high boots. She is also determined to offer her consumers looks that take them from day to night.

Olgana’s fall 2017 collection.

Biker boots with golden buttons, jewelry straps and tassels are new this time around, while Djanguirov is also serving up chunky heeled moccasins for day.

Olgana’s fall 2017 collection.

A black and white theme highlights the brand’s recent “Piano” capsule collection for pre-fall. Designs are embellished with 3-D keyboard heels.

The designer isn’t backing away from sexy evening looks, either. The “Mon Bjoux” capsule features ornate Swarovski stones on a range of silhouettes.

Kylie Jenner wears Olgana Paris shoes.

To see more looks from Olgana’s fall 2017 collection, click through the gallery.

The stars have aligned for Olgana Paris shoes.

Founded in 2014, the luxury label has attracted its share of boldface names as fans, and after unveiling a sleek fall 2017 collection recently during Paris Fashion Week, chic street style and red-carpet moments are bound to follow.

Kim Kardashian West wears Olgana Paris L’Admiral shoes.

Detail of Kim Kardashian West’s Olgana Paris L’Admiral shoes.

Among Olgana’s supporters are members of the Kardashian-Jenner family, with Kim Kardashian West, Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner all wearing the shoes. Jenner participated in an editorial campaign, and both Kim and Khloe have rocked the heels on high-profile outings.

Jennifer Lawrence wowed on the red carpet in booties by Olgana Paris.

Jennifer Lawrence wowed on the red carpet in booties by Olgana Paris.

Jennifer Lawrence wore booties from the Parisian brand last year for the screening of “A Beautiful Planet.”

And yet another boost of star power came from Kirsten Dunst, who stepped out in the footwear for two events, teaming the chic shoes with elegant dresses.

Gabrielle Union at an ESPY Awards pre-party wearing Olgana Paris shoes and Sophie Theallet dress.

Gabrielle Union at an ESPY Awards pre-party wearing Olgana Paris shoes and Sophie Theallet dress.

Chrissy Teigen, Gabrielle Union, Emma Roberts and Eva Longoria are among the other celebrities who favor the brand’s attention to detail and feminine touches, such as mink lining, asymmetrical straps, playful embellishments and other novel treatments.

Click through the gallery to more celebrities wearing Olgana Paris shoes.

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A dramatic new haircut often calls for a style update. Case in point: Cara Delvingne. Since she went for that fierce new platinum crop, she’s been upping her fashion game with some similarly sharp ensembles.

Out and about on Wednesday in Manhattan, where she is promoting her new science fiction movie, “Valerian and The City Of A Thousand Planets,” she teamed a striped Brunello Cucinelli blazer with a pair of white drainpipe pants by Redemption, complete with military-style buttons all the way up the leg. ­­

Delevingne in made-to-order Olgana Paris L’Audacieuse Pumps.

Color-coordinated to a fault, her new locks perfectly matched not only her outfit but also her pointed white stilettos by celebrity-favorite footwear label Olgana Paris. Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lawrence, Chrissy Teigen and friends are also fans.

A skinny pant-and-stiletto combo is never the most flattering, but these demi-flares, with their stylishly asymmetric ankle, solved that issue admirably. And, unlike a full flare, they also ensured a prime view of those python-skin pumps, which would otherwise have been a wasted opportunity. This could be the stirrup -pant update we’ve all been waiting for.

Olgana Paris L’Audacieuse Pumps.

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Olgana Paris is the gift that keeps giving. The brand continues to diversify, this time adding its second bridal collection to its lineup.

Designer Olgana Djanguirov created a bridal line with a selection of romantic designs for the modern bride. Featuring her signature feminine yet edgy styles, the bridal shoes offer unique details, including whimsical bows and exotic materials. Price points for this collection ranges from $500 to $700.

For the bride looking for that perfectly white satin shoe, Olgana Paris’ La Garconne T-strap pumps may do the trick. And the shoes include a white bow-tie, which can be worn to match your groom.

Olgana Paris La Garconne T-strap pumps in white satin.

Another option is the popular L’Amazone silhouette as seen on Kim Kardashian West and Khloé Kardashian. For the bridal collection, the shoes are made in white alligator.

Olgana Paris L’Amazone in white alligator.

Only three years old, the Paris-based brand has already garnered attention from the Kardashian family and Jennifer Lawrence. Chrissy Teigen, Cara Delevingne, Gabrielle Union, Emma Roberts and Eva Longoria are among the other celebrities who favor the brand. 

“Every time one of the sisters wears the brand, I get 20 e-mails from people asking to order the style,”  Djanguirov said on the Kardashian effect. 

Khloe Kardashian wears Olgana Paris sandals and launches Good American denim at The Grove in Los Angeles.

For fall ’17, Olgana Paris unveiled kitten heels and knee-high boots for the first time. She is also determined to offer her consumers looks that take them from day to night.

The bridal shoes are available now at retailers Forzieri, Sanahunt, Rubaiyat Jeddah and A-list.

To check out the entire bridal collection, click through the gallery.

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Followers of the Cannes Film Festival might remember Bella Hadid’s show-stopping red-carpet look from last year’s festival. She wore a super-revealing red dress with Giuseppe Zanotti strappy sandals. She was certainly the center of attention on the red carpet, and it looks like she has no plans of shying away from that this year.

The model arrived in Nice, France, on Tuesday wearing a silver Marc Jacobs jacket with coordinating boots. Just a day later, she was changed into a glamorous look for a beachside lunch with fellow model Hailey Baldwin.

Bella Hadid arrived in Nice, France, wearing a Marc Jacobs jacket.

Hadid wore a silky, long open shirtdress, crop top and skirt with a pair of Olgana Paris satin strappy pumps. Baldwin also went with satin heels — hers were a white platform style that she wore with a cotton tie-waist dress.

Bella Hadid wearing an Area NYC shirtdress, top and shorts with Olgana Paris pumps.

Hailey Baldwin wearing satin platform sandals.

Bella Hadid wearing Olgana Paris pumps ahead of the Cannes Film Festival.

Bella Hadid (right) and Hailey Baldwin leave their lunch. Both models wore satin sandals for the outing.

Celebrities including Emily Ratajkowski, Julianne Moore and Elle Fanning have also already arrived in Cannes. Click through the gallery to see more celebs out and about in Cannes.

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Bella Hadid’s arrival at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival was one that turned heads, including her own.

The supermodel stepped out in a strapless gown by Alexandre Vauthier that had a split from the top of the thigh down to the floor-length hem, and she revealed more than she intended when she greeted Susan Sarandon.

Bella Hadid wears Olgana Paris sandals and greets Susan Sarandon on the red carpet at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival.

While planting a kiss on the actress, Hadid’s nude underwear was exposed, and it happened again when she turned her body for photographers to capture the back of her dress.

With all of the posing and body maneuvering, Hadid stopped and looked down at her chest before making an adjustment to the bodice of the gown — better to not suffer another exposure.

Bella Hadid wears a strapless Alexandre Vauthier dress and Olgana Paris sandals on the red carpet at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival.

Still, the look was elegant and gave her ample opportunity to show off a chic pair of Olgana Paris sandals.

She was joined by her father, Mohamed Hadid, who helped her ascend the staircase at the 70th iteration of the film festival.

Click through the gallery to view the wardrobe malfunction and more images of Bella Hadid’s turn on the 2017 Cannes Film Festival red carpet. 

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Ascending the grand staircase at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival is no easy task, but some famous faces have managed the feat in the most dramatic way — with a memorable style statement.

Kicking off this year’s festival on Wednesday at the Palais des Festivals, Bella Hadid looked chic when she was escorted by her father, Mohamed Hadid, while clad in a gown by Alexandre Vauthier and shoes by Olgana Paris. Also taking part in the fashion parade was actress Chompoo Araya, who looked ethereal in a white Ralph & Russo dress that featured a long feathered cape and train.

Chompoo Araya on the red carpet at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival.

Last year Jourdan Dunn created a stunning moment when she glided up the staircase with a handler holding her gown, and supermodel Petra Nemcova also shared the red carpet while clad in a red dress that inspired a spin in her heels.

At the 2014 Cannes Film Festival Uma Thurman looked chic in a bright yellow dress that had fabric billowing in the wind, and two years earlier Diane Kruger nodded court style when she strutted in a structured gown in the rain.

Uma Thurman on the red carpet at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.

In 2009 Dita Von Teese took her Christian Louboutin pumps down the red carpet in a strapless black and white dress, and in 2007 she stepped out in a floor-length icy gray ensemble.

Dita Von Teese wears Christian Louboutin pumps on the red carpet at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.

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