Margot black jewel sandals with snake. Photo courtesy of Rene Caovilla.

 

Rene Caovilla traces a legacy to 1960’s-era Venice, at a time when the opulence of the area’s history was colliding with the sleek sophistication of the mid-century. The designer began to carve out a name for himself as the go-to for opulent evening shoes, and, since then, the label has garnered high-wattage red carpet appearances on everyone from Rihanna to Jennifer Aniston to Kim Kardashian. So extravagant is Caovilla’s modus operandi that there’s even a story about how Harrod’s, the world-famous London department store, once entrusted a live Egyptian cobra to safeguard a pair of the brand’s heels that were embellished with rubies and diamonds. It worked; no shoes, spectators nor serpents were harmed.

  1. Red heeled sandal with rhinestone wrap-up straps

    Cleo red satin sandals

    Miami is known for its red-hot nights. Why not complement the sizzle?
  2. Black sandal with golden snake wrap detail on the heel

    Margot black suede sandals

    Sexy, with a side of the serpentine. It doesn’t get much more indulgently chic than this.
  3. black sandal with gold snake detail on the foot

    Margot black jewel sandals with snake

    A flash of gold. Midnight black. A perfect balance of color and spectacle.
  4. Black sandal with golden snake wrap detail

    Margot black jewel sandal with heel

    Make an unforgettable statement in twisted, decadent crystals. You’ll be hard to miss.


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