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-Sees high heeled sign in museum and fascinnation begins, starts sketching
-Lands jobs with Charles Jourdan and teenage internship with Folies-Bergère
-Freelance designing whilst tarveling the world (Egypt, India, Etc.
-Starts Paris shoe shop
-Made a name for himself by celebrities wearing his shoes and various other products and working for high-profile fashion companies

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He actually was introduced to the field on accident! While he was at a museum one day, he noticed a sign showing that high heels weren't allowed at that establishment, and he was fascinated as he had never seen anything like that before. He then began sketching shoe designs.

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He got a job working with Charles Jourdan in the 1980's. Then he worked as a freelance designer, both in India and in Paris. In the 1990's, he opened up a shoe shop in Paris and began designing shoes for top couture companies and eventually made a name for himself.

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Born the youngest child to a stay-at-home mother, Irene Louboutin, and cabinet-maker father, Roger Louboutin. Had little interest in school and got expelled at age 16. Spent most of his time in early ages with his mother and three sisters since his father wasn't around a lot.

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Louboutin is a fahion designer, mainly dedicated to shoes. Identifiable by his signature red sole.

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Christian Louboutin was born on January 7th, 1963

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He was born in Paris, France

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“Christian Louboutin.” Biography.com, A&E Networks Television, 7 Feb. 2018, www.biography.com/people/christian-louboutin-21105389.