Size: 39 (fits small, more like a 38)
Insole: 27,5 cm (of which 2,5 cm for toe room)
Outsole: 28,5 cm
Heel height: 10 cm
Composition:
100% leather
Details:
Black ankle boots
Inspired by cowboyboots
Long squared tip
Curved heel
Ornamental trim along the sole of the boot
Decorative stitched rows along the seams
Open at the heel
Elastic back strap at the ankle with pin closure
Heavy-duty front sole
From the 1990’s
Rare collector’s item
“Lieve van Gorp is a Belgian fashion designer graduating from the Royal Academy of Fine in Arts Antwerp. After various styling and assisting jobs, she launched her first collection “Warriors” in 1991. She quickly rose to stardom in the 90’s. In 1997 she launched her first men’s collection, playing on the idea of ‘reversed-unisex’; men wore clothes seemingly taken from their girlfriends wardrobe.
Lieve describes her designs as ‘Hard Aesthetics’, which is seen in the punk-influences and sexuality in her clothes. She claims it to be a rebellion against the school run by nuns, that she attended in her childhood.
After a very short but impressive career, she ended her brand in 2001 to take care of her partner, who became very ill. Because of her short design career, her clothes are very sought after and highly collectable.”
Condition: 4/5
Very good condition with minimal wear and minimal creasing
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