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JimmyChoo
Aug 1, 2017, 11:23 AM
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Jimmy Choo
Designer Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat was born in 1961 in Penang, Malaysia, and as the son of a shoemaker, he quickly became acquainted with the world of footwear. His father wanted him to follow his footsteps, and Choo made his first pair of shoes at age 11. Jimmy Choo became popular in the world of celebrities, especially Princess Diana, who wore Choo shoes at every opportunity. Despite increasing popularity, Choo shoes were still manufactured by hand, with only 20 pairs completed per week. He continued to produce smaller quantities within the Jimmy Choo Couture line, and began teaching to groups of students the art of shoemaking.
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JimmyChoo
Aug 1, 2017, 11:23 AM
More about brand :
www.jimmychoo.com
Jimmy Choo
Designer Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat was born in 1961 in Penang, Malaysia, and as the son of a shoemaker, he quickly became acquainted with the world of footwear. His father wanted him to follow his footsteps, and Choo made his first pair of shoes at age 11. Jimmy Choo became popular in the world of celebrities, especially Princess Diana, who wore Choo shoes at every opportunity. Despite increasing popularity, Choo shoes were still manufactured by hand, with only 20 pairs completed per week. He continued to produce smaller quantities within the Jimmy Choo Couture line, and began teaching to groups of students the art of shoemaking.
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JimmyChoo
Aug 1, 2017, 11:23 AM
More about brand :
www.jimmychoo.com
Jimmy Choo
Designer Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat was born in 1961 in Penang, Malaysia, and as the son of a shoemaker, he quickly became acquainted with the world of footwear. His father wanted him to follow his footsteps, and Choo made his first pair of shoes at age 11. Jimmy Choo became popular in the world of celebrities, especially Princess Diana, who wore Choo shoes at every opportunity. Despite increasing popularity, Choo shoes were still manufactured by hand, with only 20 pairs completed per week. He continued to produce smaller quantities within the Jimmy Choo Couture line, and began teaching to groups of students the art of shoemaking.
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Luxury
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