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The Frenchman Christian Louboutin has the magic to keep women on

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The French shoe designer Christian Louboutin recently made his first trip to Washington to greet his fans at Neiman Marcus in Tysons Galleria, where he signed the distinctive red soles of his famously artful slingbacks and sandals. Louboutin's heels are favorites among fashion's usual suspects: starlets, editors, stylists. But they are also worn by professional women -- from social secretaries to lawyers -- who believe the right shoes can elevate an ensemble and who do not get nosebleeds when they are boosted to rarefied heights.
Louboutin has been creating his signature shoes with their great high heels since 1992 and regularly makes public appearances during which he has even been asked to sign a customer's derriere. But he had never been to Washington, he says, despite having been implored to come many times.
"For eight years I was invited, but I never wanted to come before. I never wanted to come with Bush," he says, and he does not appear to be kidding. "I'm looking forward to coming back -- at least for four years."

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