Christian Louboutin unveiled its Sartorial line in spectacular style this June at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, transforming the historic Hôtel de Crillon into a multi-sensory celebration of craftsmanship and creativity.

Inside the grand salons, guests were immersed in the artistry behind Louboutin’s latest men’s collection. Live demonstrations by master artisans highlighted signature techniques like la patine, le glaçage, and intricate embroidery by Maison Lesage. Standout pieces included limited-edition shoes adorned with hand-embroidered butterflies made from layers of organza, metallic threads, sequins, and glass beads – a true wearable work of art. On a closer look, in the Salon des Aigles, a live performance brought key styles to life, portraying “a day in the life of a modern dandy.” Eye-catching designs like the rhinestone-studded Circus Booty Perla and the elegant Farfaman were showcased in dramatic, theatrical style, reviving the archives like never before. As for the final room, it spotlighted the Chambeliss line where classic silhouettes with a twist, featuring a metal pin detail inspired by vintage shirt collar pins reflect a new level of sophistication. Paired with matching accessories, the shoes offered a fresh take on traditional menswear.