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To get luxury Christmas gift wrapping ideas, it’s natural to start with the luxury brand. This article is based on the designs of several famous designers, looking for your luxury Christmas gift wrapping ideas.

Now that we have talked about the design styles of Vera Wang, Tom Ford, Kate Spade and Ralph Lauren, we are going to invite the well-known designers Christian Louboutin and Chanel next.

 

Christian Louboutin

Female compatriots who have a crazy pursuit of high heels must know the famous “red-soled shoes”. It can be said that this bold design has become Christian Louboutin’s personal symbol.

The French designer’s avant-garde and sexy creative styles are favored by big stars including Angelina Jolie and Victoria Beckham.

The mackerel-shaped Maquereau shoes designed by Mr. Louboutin were inspired by the tropical aquarium of the Gilded Portal. He was also inspired by the “No High Heels” sign posted here to design the classic Pigalle shoes.

Whether it is a woman or a man, high heels are something that has a fatal attraction.

Walking on the streets of France, you will see French women wearing high heels, wearing flaming red lips, and even their hair exudes charm.

For women, high heels are a divine aid to elegance and beauty, and what makes high heels a favorite of most women is the shoe designer. Among them, red-soled shoes (Christian Louboutin) created by the famous French designer Christian Louboutin are every woman’s dream.

His high-heeled shoes not only show women’s gentleness and sexy qualities, but also allow women to still enjoy the comfort of walking on flat ground after wearing high-heeled shoes.

 

To borrow from Christian Louboutin’s design style for gift wrapping, one could consider incorporating elements such as:

 

Signature Red Color

Incorporate Christian Louboutin’s signature red color into the gift wrapping. Use red wrapping paper, ribbons, or accents to capture the iconic color associated with the brand.

The red-soled shoes designed by Christian Louboutin are undoubtedly a legend in the history of design. Louboutin’s attitude towards shoes has always been unique. He conveys love and hope, psychedelic and trendy through shoes. Every pair of his shoes is a work of art, worthy of appreciation and collection.

It is said that by chance, he had an idea when his assistant applied red nail polish, so he “snatched” the red nail polish and painted it on the black soles, and finally the prototype of red-soled shoes was born.

What about using red paint yourself to decorate your black wrapping paper gifts? The combination of black and red always remains at the top of classic beauty.

 

Incorporate Shoe Elements

Consider incorporating shoe-related elements into the gift wrapping, such as using shoe-shaped tags, small shoe charms, or even small fabric cutouts resembling the iconic red-soled shoes that are synonymous with Christian Louboutin.

When your gift happens to be a pair of shoes, this little design looks very cute, vaguely revealing the gift you are giving directly on the packaging.

 

Antique wooden box packaging

I don’t know if you have seen Christian Louboutin’s home decoration, that’s a literal palace I have to say. That “palace” in Lisbon is just like his shoe designs and the man himself: colorful, fun, bright and lively, and light and easy.

Christian Louboutin likes to display the collections he brings home after traveling around the world. In holding an avant-garde attitude towards home, it is not difficult to find the infinite love for antiques and old things shown everywhere.

You can learn from his collection attitude, forget about those wrapping paper and ribbon decorations, and directly use an antique wooden box to pack your gifts, showing an unparalleled retro flavor.

 

Chanel

Ms. Chanel has always been a maverick. At the beginning of the 20th century, baroque clothing was popular among upper-class women, using corsets, intricate pleated lace and wide hats to highlight their beauty.

But Ms. Chanel never did that. She portrayed herself as a neutral “street urchin”, wearing a loose student-style tie, a simple white shirt, and a narrow-brimmed flat-top straw hat, which was incompatible with the fashion of the time. She always implemented her own style. Many years later, when the Chanel brand appeared in front of the world, it also looked simple and casual.

 

To borrow from Chanel’s design style for gift wrapping, one could consider incorporating elements such as:

 

Timeless Elegance

The Chanel brand has always implemented the design concepts of fashion, simplicity and comfort. Enter the Chanel brand on a search engine, and the keyword “simplicity” will definitely appear in the search results. Chanel’s brand design concept almost perfectly matched the needs of fashionable women during the war, and product display sales continued to grow.

To learn from this, you can incorporate classic and refined elements into your gift wrapping, such as using neutral colors, clean lines, and understated yet luxurious details.

 

Little black dress design

Madame Chanel was so obsessed with the color black that she designed the famous “little black dress” – many believe it was in memory of her lover Capt (Capt’s untimely death brought endless pain to Ms. Chanel, someone It is believed that Chanel’s double C logo comes from the initials of the two people’s names).

Black clothes were only worn at funerals at the time, but after being designed by Ms. Chanel, they became the latest fashion for women.

Chanel often utilizes a monochromatic color palette, particularly black and white. You can borrow this by using black and white wrapping paper, ribbons, and accessories to create a chic and minimalist look.

 

The famous double C logo

There are many iconic elements of the Chanel brand, such as double C, camellias, stars, metal chains, lions, etc. These signs can be traced in Chanel’s own life experience. She weaves inspiration from life to create a unique aesthetic experience.

Consider incorporating these symbols into your gift wrapping through custom tags, embossed patterns, or accessories that reflect Chanel’s signature motifs.

 

Camellia element

The camellia logo designed by Ms. Chanel comes from her favorite opera “La Traviata”. The star logo that Ms. Chanel often used is very similar to the pattern on the mosaic floor of a corridor in the Aubazin convent where she lived during her childhood. In fact, the interwoven patterns in the corridor also appear in many of Ms. Chanel’s designs.

Ms. Chanel explained to us what inspiration comes from life, and these inspirations are intertwined into the iconic side of the Chanel brand.

The camellia element as your gift wrapping paper is undoubtedly an elegant background, which can reflect a soft dreamy feeling, fresh and youthful, and has a gentle temperament.