René Caovilla Mirror Snake Sandals. Crafted in silver mirror leather, round toeline, two top straps, iconic snake strap around the ankle, covered stiletto heel, leather lining, insole and outsole.
Made in Italy
Color: Silver Mirror
Size and fit:
Heel Hight: 10,5cm
Model number: C123511050001L001SILVER
About the designer
René Caovilla is an Italian luxury footwear brand founded in 1934. The iconic women's collection features masterfully handcrafted designs, including sandals, pumps, sneakers, and espadrilles, embellished with sparkling jewels and accents.
You can request a return within 14 days of receiving your order.
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René Caovilla’s jeweled shoes are works of art. And no, that’s not a hyperbole: the label’s trademark Cleo snake sandals were exhibited at MoMA in 1975.