Apparently Karl Lagerfeld was inspired by rustic couture for this spring 2010 collection, and while it worked well with the clothing and handbag collections, the shoes left much to be desired. If there is anything worse than a wedge shoe, it's the clog. I'm sorry, but couture and clog just doesn't work. Karl debuted various styles of clog, some embellished and some very simple. He also had a very plain boot. And lastly he had some beautiful, flower embellished pumps and velvet, ivory heeled sandals. The lovely shoes, however, were diminished due to the dirt runway that the models walked down and soiled the shoes.

The Chanel shoes 2010 spring collection had a couple of stunningly beautiful shoes, but the rest were hideous and an insult to the famous label. Do you think Coco ever wore a clog?

The  Chanel Fall 2009 Shoe Collection was both classic Karl Lagerfeld and new and exciting. In an era where most shoe designers are trying to do something 'different' with the heels and soles of a shoe, it's hard to not duplicate something that has already been done, but this collection debuts a new and original design. The collection was seperated into three basic designs, with multiple color combination for each. There was an oragami inspired, wool mary jane with a textured and sometimes curved heel. There was a wedge ankle boot and lastly, my favorite, there was the heel with a ring in the center, attaching the two seperate pieces of the heel. It gives the shoe an optical illusion quality that is beyond fabulous.

What do you think of these shoes?

These shoes were debuted at the Chanel Spring 2009 Couture runway show earlier this week. I think they are rather bland. The entire collection, as well as the shoes, were disciplined into simple planes and only in black and white. This collection was influenced by Japanese culture. MmmK.

 Chanel epitomizes high luxury and timeless appeal. To wear France's premier label, puts you in a whole new stratosphere, so you may like to hear this shoe is on sale. This Chanel shoe has metallic leather straps, with wool and sequin detailing along the T-strap. It has leather soles and a very wearable and comfortable 3.5 inch heel. With the materials and the colors, this is a perfect and fabulous winter shoe. On sale from $1,850 to $998.99 at BlueFly. Gotta love that store!

Since it's not exactly feasible to invite people to view a Chanel collection in-house, as it used to be done, Karl Lagerfeld instead decided to bring the Rue Cambon to the thousand or so people who crowded into the Grand Palais. A life-size facade of the storied Chanel building at number 31—complete with a street runway—had been dropped into the space. The doors opened, "Our House" by Madness struck up on the sound system, and a line of Chanel-clad pedestrians streamed out.

Below are some of the beautiful and unusual shoes to hit the runway, but all are wearable. The shoes with the feathery heel came in pink and white, as well as the black pictured. I think that Chanel seemed a little bit boring compared to the some of the other designers, but Chanel is THE classic in style, and if it isn't broke....

Karl Lagerfeld displayed his creative genius a bit more in the handbags from this collection.

The black and white shoes above are my favorite to come out of this collection. They are feminine, sophisticated and I love how the black detail extends from the heel and the top of the shoe to the platform, as well.

Click here to see some of the fashions from this collection.

          According to FashionWeekDaily,

"Lagerfeld had been inspired by an image of a gun he saw somewhere, and he gave the tear to shoe designer Laurence Dacade, who employed plexi to make them functional. Voila! The “Miami Vice” shoe, as it’s called in Chanel’s ranks, is born. And yes, you’ll see them in stores."