Rachel McAdams stunned in blue patent leather Manolo Blahnik Campari Mary Jane pumps at the Broadway opening night of “An Enemy of the People” Broadway Opening Night” on Sunday in New York City.

Of course, Manolo Blahniks come with a princess-worthy price tag, running upwards of $700 or more for a single pair. But, as luck would have it, we know of a top-secret sale going on right now that ...

This is the tale of the little stiletto that could, a shoe that in the long-ago days of the luxury-goods boom scampered to the top of a rarefied heap. It was just a handful of years ago that the name ...

Manolo Blahnik, shoe god, maker of the perfect pump , and one of my personal all-time fashion heroes showed his fall 2014 collection in New York City for the first time this season. The collection is ...

Before Jimmy Choos or Louboutins helped create a thriving and competitive market for high-end women’s shoes, there were only Manolo Blahniks, created by the Spanish designer of the same name. Manolo ...

It’s the shoe that transformed single girl Carrie Bradshaw into Mrs. Big. In the first “Sex and the City” movie, Carrie stepped into her satin “something blue” pumps — also known as the Manolo Blahnik ...

With the recent return to ladylike fashion – you should see what Dior showed at Paris Fashion Week – and the (finally) demise of Lady Gaga-esque blocks of wedge shoes, Manolo Blahnik is having a ...

Footwear designer Manolo Blahnik will forever be linked to Sarah Jessica Parker's iconic Sex and the City character Carrie Bradshaw – who once famously quipped, "I'm getting married. To myself. And ...

There is a quote near beginning of the documentary MANOLO: THE BOY WHO MADE SHOES FOR LIZARDS from Marilyn Monroe: “Give a girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world.” Designer Manolo Blahnik ...

Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Manolo Blahnik, whose name is now synonymous with glittery stilettos and ...

'Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards,' the first feature-length film by longtime fashion editor Michael Roberts, is a portrait of his friend Manolo Blahnik, the renowned luxury shoe designer.