Red Bottoms - Shoes (18+) Part One 👀🍷
#Sodomy #Celebrities #Vampires #Blood #CannibalCult #RedDye #Sacrifice
#Sodomy #Celebrities #Vampires #Blood #CannibalCult #RedDye #Sacrifice
1. ‘La Pigalle’ -
2. Galli.
3. The Phoenix in the background (above picture).
4. Are we looking at sodomy and child sacrifice #symbolism here 🤔
5. PHOENICIAN - THOSE WHO WORK WITH RED DYES.
..'Probably a borrowing from a West Semitic word for madder, a red dye made from Rubia tinctorum. The word Phoenician appears to be from the same root, meaning "those who work with red dyes". So phoenix also mean "the Phoenician bird" or "the purplish-red bird".'
..'Probably a borrowing from a West Semitic word for madder, a red dye made from Rubia tinctorum. The word Phoenician appears to be from the same root, meaning "those who work with red dyes". So phoenix also mean "the Phoenician bird" or "the purplish-red bird".'
7. LOUBOUTINS ARE REFERRED TO AS “RED BOTTOM” HEELS. RED AS IN BLOODY BOTTOM FROM SODOMY.
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12. The two angels arrive at Sodom. Lot invites them to stay in his house.
13. The men of Sodom demanded the angels come out so that they may 'know' (sodomise) them. Lot offers his two daughters in place of the angels but they refuse.
14. The angels told Lot and his sons and daughters to get out of Sodom.
15. God does not like Sodomy!
17. ‘When the young Christian Louboutin went to Le Palais de la Porte Dorée as a child, he was captivated by the colours of the tropical fish, the collections of African and Oceanic Art, and a sign outside banning high heels.
He’d never seen such shoes before. In the 1950s in Paris, women – including his mother – wore flats. These shoes were vertiginously high with a sharp metal heel that threatened to damage the museum’s precious mosaic floors.
“This is where it all began,” he said at the opening of a show that’s been described as a “celebration” rather than a retrospective of his work. “I realised you could draw things that didn’t exist.” '
He’d never seen such shoes before. In the 1950s in Paris, women – including his mother – wore flats. These shoes were vertiginously high with a sharp metal heel that threatened to damage the museum’s precious mosaic floors.
“This is where it all began,” he said at the opening of a show that’s been described as a “celebration” rather than a retrospective of his work. “I realised you could draw things that didn’t exist.” '
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19. ‘Curtains peel back to show hologram performances by burlesque dancer Dita von Teese and the Guinean football freestyler Iya Traoré. There are belly dancers and Bhutanese theatre, a circus-like atmosphere of sequins and sawdust, and nods to Indian and Egyptian films.’
Christian Louboutin's "Pigalle" shoe, inspired by the dancers of the Folies Bergères.
Christian Louboutin's "Pigalle" shoe, inspired by the dancers of the Folies Bergères.
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21. ‘Rooms are flame-red – a tribute to his red-soled shoes – and framed by stained-glass windows made especially for the exhibition by the Maison de Vitrail, or lit with rows upon rows of ivory candles.’
‘Shoes are mounted on walls, encased in glass boxes or, in one case, enthroned on a silver palanquin.
Shoes that range from the raunchy to the demure – thigh-high boots and classic “Pigalle” heels – are displayed alongside 1950s flats. There are shoes made from synthetic crystal or covered with studs or inverted nails. Some are kitsch, quirky and covered in feathers. Others have been custom made for the likes of Tina Turner.’
‘Shoes are mounted on walls, encased in glass boxes or, in one case, enthroned on a silver palanquin.
Shoes that range from the raunchy to the demure – thigh-high boots and classic “Pigalle” heels – are displayed alongside 1950s flats. There are shoes made from synthetic crystal or covered with studs or inverted nails. Some are kitsch, quirky and covered in feathers. Others have been custom made for the likes of Tina Turner.’
22. Tina Turner - In gold, triangles, blood red lippy, red bottoms…
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25. Christian Louboutin's shoes will set shoppers back between £645 and £6,000 depending on the style.
26. 'The designer said that the red sole is a way of 'flirting'. ' 😳
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35. BLUE AND WHITE LIKE EPSTEIN’S TEMPLE AND THE FLAG OF ISRAEL.
RED LOUBOUTIN BOTTOM SHOES = BLOODY BOTTOM BABIES FROM SODOMY.
RED LOUBOUTIN BOTTOM SHOES = BLOODY BOTTOM BABIES FROM SODOMY.
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Thankyou for Reading,
Research by Nina Brooke and David Howey.
Research by Nina Brooke and David Howey.
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