In the world of fashion, the year 2008 was also marked by the unexpected association between the Italian house Sergio Rossi and the German Puma shoe brand. The collaboration between the two brands looks rather wonderful and amazing…
Sergio Rossi and Puma’s spring / summer 2009
The house Sergio Rossi is an Italian brand of shoe manufacturing luxury. The brand is popular in high society with its glamorous and sophisticated models: high-heeled shoes, men’s refined… For a touch of innovation in its models, the German shoe brand Puma has suggested a partnership with home Sergio Rossi in 2008. The success of this alliance can be seen through the spring / summer 2009 Sergio Rossi / Puma.
The designers of the house Sergio Rossi made a rather feminine touch to the famous "Clyde" Puma. A basketball legend brought honor to the house from his invention Puma in 1973. Not to mention the models of "Clyde" with satin fabrics, the "Clyde-heeled" is the must have hot seasons 2009. Sergio Rossi designers want, with this model, ensuring that the woman is sporting while being fashionable and sexy. If you wish to stay trends during the spring / summer 2009, get the new model Clyde heels from the association between the two brands that are Puma and Sergio Rossi.
Sergio Rossi and Puma Fall / winter 2009 – 2010
It must be said that the collaboration between the Italian luxury house Sergio Rossi and Puma is looking good. This wonderful agreement gives wings to the designers of both brands as they have already presented their new collection for autumn / winter 2009-2010. This time, Sergio Rossi and Puma decided to honor the male sex.
For the fall / winter of next year, Sergio Rossi and Puma are still up to date the famous "Clyde" but also "the First Round. The models are made in luxurious leathers with colors typically male as black, blue or white. Two big names have renovated these models so they are both stylish and suitable for sporting activities. These models will soon be available in stores in France Puma and Sergio Rossi.
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