How to Say “Louboutin” in French

Louboutin
Louboutin is the French form of the phrase louboutin.

Did you know?

  • The red sole was created by accident when the designer used red nail polish to make a prototype look more vibrant.
  • A French speaker can treat the brand name as an uncountable mass noun. Instead of saying 'I have two Louboutins', one might say 'Elle porte du Louboutin', similar to how one says 'She wears silk'.
  • In French high fashion, 'Louboutin' can act as a social signifier, often used to subtly identify one's economic status in conversation.

Examples in context

  • J'ai récemment acheté une paire de Louboutin à semelles rouges pour une occasion spéciale.
    I recently bought a pair of red-soled Louboutin shoes for a special occasion.
  • Les chaussures Louboutin sont synonymes de luxe et d'élégance à la française.
    Louboutin shoes are synonymous with French luxury and elegance.
  • Elle porte des Louboutin ce soir.
    She is wearing Louboutin tonight.
  • J'adore le style de Louboutin.
    I love the Louboutin style.

Example conversation

Chloé and Nathan are getting ready for a gala.

  1. Chloé

    Regarde mes nouvelles Louboutin !
    Look at my new Louboutins!
  2. Nathan

    Elles sont magnifiques, Chloé.
    They are magnificent, Chloé.
  3. Chloé

    Merci, elles sont très confortables.
    Thank you, they are very comfortable.
  4. Nathan

    On peut y aller maintenant.
    We can go now.
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