Christian Louboutin, a shoe designer, collaborates with star Idris Elba and his ideal wife, Sabrina Elba, on limited shoe collections to raise funds concerning structural inequity and prejudice.

Christian stated in a post the ‘Walk a Mile in My Shoes’ project was inspired by a strong relationship. And 100 percent of the revenues would be sent to five non-profit organizations working to improve justice for racial minorities across three different continents.

Idris Elba, Christian Louboutin, and Sabrina Elba describe their partnership as one of “fun, happiness, and mutual respect” based on “unity and shared goals.” They hope to utilize their platforms to support organizations working for equity, equality, and liberty.

The Non-profits funded by the collection of shoes include Intentional, an organization right at Idris Elbas, which is based on the legacy of Sierra Leonean girls, and the Immediate Theatre, which is the clientelism office of the actor in East London.

The Somali Hope Foundation, which offered access to education for disadvantaged kids, was selected to celebrate the origins of Sabrina Elba. This will, however, endorsed ‘Walk A Mille In My Shoes,’ while Louboutin’s heart-felt organization, Meet for equity, and aimed at stopping child detention. The last charitable organization is the Be Rose Foundation, which supports vulnerable individuals in need of help and permit widows, by agri-business, to feed their children and supplement their income.

The founder capsule collection, which involves men’s and women’s shoes, instructors, and accessories, is divided into two chapters and features two design themes.

The first one is a stamp created by the trio that depicts the Strelitzia reginae plant dubbed “Mandela’s Gold,” a symbol of compassion, hope, and liberty.

The second section reimagines house greats with the bold message ‘Walk A Mile in My Shoes.’ This phrase represents a potential message in a script motif reminiscent of Louboutin red. It was inspired by Idris’s visit to the Martin Luther King Jr. monument in Los Angeles. The statement is intended to be a rallying cry for victims of police brutality and racial inequity in the United States, local farmers and their kids in Somalia, disengaged underprivileged youth in England, and homeless children and young girls in Sierra Leone.

“We chose to make a catalog that would elicit empathy and action. To be certain, the text is not meant to be taken seriously,” the trio stated on the company’s brand webpage. “Conversely, take into account the perspectives of those that are left feeling unique, frequently owing to situations further than their power.”

All the designs have Christian Louboutin and Elba’s signatures.

The shoe company says that all funds from the ‘Walk a Mile in My Shoes’ collection will be sent to administrative partner GlobalGiving, a non-profit that assists other non-profits by linking them with individuals and companies to allocate all five charities.

The ‘Walk a Mile in My Shoes’ collection will be accessible at Christian Louboutin Mount Street London, Selfridges London, and online starting June 16.

In 2014, Michael Costello, a Project Runway grad, said Chrissy Teigen had bullied him. He described himself as “frightened” and seeking to “recover from the darkest hour of my life” instantly. In 2014, fashion designer Michael Costello incriminated Chrissy Teigen for bullying him, claiming it led to suicidal thoughts.

“I’ve dealt with a profound, unresolved trauma for the past seven years,” he posted on Instagram. “I wanted to kill myself, and I’m still scared, miserable, and suicidal in my thoughts.”

On Monday, June 14, the 38-year-old Costello shared an extensive message on Instagram expressing his sorrow. The very day 35-year-old Teigen released a public letter to tackle a different bullying issue she had recently received. “Not a single day, not a single minute has gone by that I haven’t felt the heavy burden of remorse for things I’ve said in the past,” she added.

Costello wrote in his post that he got a public message from Teigen on Instagram in 2014, condemning him of “racism,” as he described it.

He said that “apparently she created her judgment of me based on a photoshopped statement circulating the internet.” “After I informed Chrissy Teigen that I had been the subject of a vengeful online defamation and that everything she believed she knew about me was false, she informed me that my profession was done and that all my doors would be closed from then on.”

(For reference, Costello reportedly used the n-word in 2014, according to an unconfirmed screenshot.) “The horrible image spreading is phony and does not reflect my community interests, but neither do I support the usage of such a disgusting phrase,” he commented on Tumblr at the moment.)

In his most recent post, the Fashion News Live host included two images of DMs he purportedly exchanged with Teigen. He requested Teigen to phone her in the message, which News Media coverage has not independently confirmed as genuine. Her reaction was this: “No way! I’m sorry, but I don’t have anything to say to you. You will receive what is due to you.”

When he informed her, she was shocked. “Chrissy, I’ve would in no way use the n-word in front of anyone. “Best of luck with that lol hope that article keeps your already dead profession alive,” she allegedly replied, “Those false images were edited from a former dissatisfied employee.”

People are “criticizing” him because of the allegations, and “your response is putting more gasoline to the fire,” he said. “Good!” Teigen exclaimed. Racists like you are deserving of suffering and death. You’re as good as dead. “Wait a minute. Your career is done.”

Costello stated he “begged” the Cravings author “to examine the complete facts while accepting a false story put about me by a former unhappy employee,” but she refused.

“I stayed up so many nights, yearning to commit suicide. I couldn’t see why I was still alive, “To his 1.3 million Twitter followers, Costello remembered. “There was no possibility I could ever avoid becoming a victim of Hollywood’s powerful elites, who can shutter doors with a single message.”

News Media has contacted her representative for clarification but has not received a response.

He said he didn’t tell anybody about his alleged encounter because “I was living in dread.” “In afraid of losing some of my most valuable brand connections; is afraid of losing friends and supporters; and in dread of being block listed even more by the power elites that rule the business,” the Project Runway grad stated. He also stated that he had ” “I’ve been through a lot in the last several years,” she says, adding that she’s currently attempting to “recover from the darkest hour of my life.”

Weeks ago, Costello sent private messages to my mutual friends and family. “I believed that killing myself would be the ideal route out,” he said, continuing, “I believed that ending my own life would be the greatest way out.” “I couldn’t get away from the fake story, no matter what I did.”

Teigen drew controversy after resurfacing comments from 2011 regarding model Courtney Stodden, who had been 16 years old during that moment. Teigen started her “dream” as Stodden having a “dirt sleep” in one text.

“Few people are fortunate enough to have been held responsible for all of their previous nonsense in front of the entire world. I’m ashamed and saddened by who I once was. In May 2021, the Lip Sync Battle co-host wrote I was a self-conscious, attention-seeking jerk.” 

“I’m ashamed and embarrassed by my actions, but that’s nothing compared to how I made Courtney feel,” Teigen added.

Costello stepped forth five hours after her message was released. In her statement, she made no mention of him or Stodden.

Lizzo looked incredible in a fun, fabulous attire during a dinner in West Hollywood that would definitely influence your next style in fashion.

“Less is more…” was Lizzo’s latest slogan when she was pictured on a night out in West Hollywood’s Catch LA seafood restaurant in California. The “Good as Hell” singer glowed in a playful and flirtatious outfit on Saturday, May 29, reminding us that the hot chick summer season is approaching.

The Grammy winner looked stunning in a dazzling multicoloured crochet blouse featuring blue ribbons that curled around her waist while out for supper. She groomed her bright bridle top with ripped blue jeans, trouser and black-and-white boots.

However, her comfortable outfit was complemented with “Juice” vocalist and gold circle earrings, necklace and a handbag from Louis Vuitton. The beauty of Lizzo was so stunning that she wore glowing chocolate, bronze eye makeup and lipstick.

The 33-year-old celebrity took a few sexy pictures about herself on Instagram before going out for dinner and wrote, “What’s your new favourite gossip about me?” as a caption.

In April 2010, the “True love” singer revealed why she is having trouble politicizing her selfies by web users.

She said to The Cut, “I’m not striving to establish a whole social trend. “Simply put, what you’re seeing is normal. Let’s not bring it up again. Case closed; this is my body. Keep up the pace going.”

 “I hope that I will be able to share the sorts of things that I do in a post,” she said, “showing my body and revealing my curls or anything.” “And everyone just says, ‘OK.’ This is a lovely shot. ‘Then.’ Instead of a fully shaped body, ‘Oh, my Gosh. ‘How highly politicized!'”

The celebrity would actually like not to read such comments, “All this does not have to happen! That’s where body-normative-speak comes in.”

In the same month, she became involved with Dove to urge people to accept and appreciate their natural appearance.

She posted this unfiltered picture to celebrate her birthday, along with the caption, “To celebrate, I want to give you this unfiltered photo. This is me right now.” Usually, I would straighten my stomach and apply makeup, but because it’s our last day together, I wanted to show you how I do it naturally”.

She went on to say, “I’m thrilled to be working with @dove and the #DoveSelfEsteemProject, which is assisting in the reversal of social media’s harmful impacts and shifting the dialogue around beauty ideals. Let’s get down to business, you all.”

Lizzo expressed her enthusiasm for the effort in a statement to News media, saying, “I like how inventive this youth is when it comes to expressing themselves. It’s extremely motivating to see how individuals are taking control of their own identity and attractiveness.”