Check it out: our favorite pairs from Cole Haan’s newest footwear collections
Yesterday was a double celebration for Cole Haan Philippines as they opened their seventh store in the country and launched their Fall/Winter 2017 collection under the brand’s latest campaign “Extraordinary Comes to Life.”
The campaign highlights the fusion of functionality and style, while also paying tribute to movement by featuring dancers from New York City Ballet, including resident choreographer and soloist Justin Peck. At the store’s opening, Cole Haan introduced three of the main Fall Collection lines: GrandRevølution, GrandMøtion, and StudiøGrand.
The GrandRevølution collection offers dressier pieces for men and women, featuring lightweight materials and laser-cut perforations for breathability. Meanwhile, the GrandMøtion collection includes men’s sneakers and casual footwear that are versatile enough to go from work to working out at the gym. The made-for-women StudiøGrand collection was designed in collaboration with three dancers from New York City Ballet, including their principal dancer Sara Mearns.
Here are our top picks from the GrandRevølution and GrandMøtion collection:
We love this gray pair with a pop of color on the sole from the GrandRevølution collection–perfect for a monochromatic and dressier look.
The model wears a pair from the GrandMøtion collection that is versatile enough to take from work to play throughout the day.
The seventh Cole Haan store in the Philippines features interiors inspired by the designs of the brand’s boutiques in the United States: neutral color schemes that blend traditional and modern Cole Haan aesthetics. Purveyors of sole style and quality can check out the new branch located at the ground floor of Ayala Mall’s The 30th in Meralco Avenue.
To date, Cole Haan has stores in Glorietta 4 and the Powerplant Mall in Makati; Shangri-La Plaza in Ortigas; SM Mall of Asia and S’ Maison at the Conrad Mall in Pasay; and at the Ayala Center in Cebu. They will open two more stores at Festival Mall in Muntinlupa and Vertis North in Quezon City by the end of the year.
