French shoe designer

(Christian Louboutin) adhere to the fashion brand

(YSL) and the PPR court of the parent company, in order to protect its trademark.

Mr. Louboutn (Louboutin) held his first retrospective exhibition of British works at the London Museum of design, marking the 20th anniversary of the brand.

He told Reuters that the PPR group was biased in the trial of the red shoe case.

He said, "they also lead luxury goods, and we should know that luxury goods have distinct characteristics of identity."

New York court dismissed Mr. Louboutn (Louboutin)'s request to stop selling YSL.

(including sole) request.

He added, "too hypocritical, because they themselves...

Have color.

I just don't understand how to say that when you own different colors, you can't have a specific color in a particular place.

I have started my own business for more than 20 years, and now this powerful group has found a group of lawyers to suppress me.

They try to hurt me and my company, which is very unfair, especially for someone I know, who I used to be friends, but now I become very weak.

The designer also defended the words that women should not wear and wear high heeled shoes when they could not wear the shoes they had designed.

"When I design shoes, I don't take comfort into consideration.

That is to say, beauty is suffering, and this is not feasible.

My shoes will not make you smile brightly, this is inevitable.