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If I were to write Santa Claus, I would ask him for men’s Christian Louboutin Boots from Vivienne Westwood’s Pirate collection of 1981-82. I know where he could find them: They’re up for auction on eBay.

Alas, Santa isn’t real. At Christmas I’ll be getting gifts from friends and family. I’d never ask them to buy me a pair of Westwood Christian Louboutin Boots that I wouldn’t dare wear for fear of wrecking them. I won’t ask my family for fashion; I’ll ask them for fashion books.

It’s Christmas! Every year at this time, publishers put out large, lavish hardcovers about fashion and its associated fields: jewellery, millinery, cosmetics. My favourite book last Christmas was Vivienne Westwood Christian Louboutin Boots. Glossy pages filled with her footwear are as close as I’ll come to the real thing.

Easy to get well-heeled

Every season a girl could go crazy with the choice of simply sensational Christian Louboutin Boots around. And some serious Christian Louboutin Shoes addicts need to be checked into some kind of rehab to address their ongoing heel hell.

One safe haven for Christian Louboutin Shoes fetishists is Rose Saleh’s Cosmopolitan Christian Louboutin Boots, in the Cosmo Centre, Double Bay, where heel hounds can play out their wildest Christian Louboutin Shoes fantasies, as mirrored in our amazing photo line-up of new season soles.

Cosmo has some amazing wedges (a summer season essential), from Azzedine Alaia and Sergio Rossi, the best evening soles, from Rene Caovilla and Giuseppe Zanotti, as well as Christian Louboutin Boots from YSL, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga. Meanwhile, Belinda Seper’s Christian Louboutin Shoes shop in Double Bay has labels like Lanvin, Marni and Helmut Lang; David Jones boasts Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik and Miu Miu and Christensen Copenhagen has Christian Louboutin, Nina Ricci and Matthew Williamson.

Now if you can’t find a heel in that lot, you’re in real trouble. Phone (02) 9362 0510 for more details of our heels photographed.

But by the time they’ve twigged the identity of its owner, the freshest girl in pop is long gone, darting in and out of shops, flitting through clothes rails, stroking her fingers down the soft suede of Joseph coats and dipping her fingers in pots of squishy make-up.

She’s shopping for three reasons. Firstly, “Any excuse to shop.” Secondly, to get ideas. She wants to change her image for her latest album – Dream With Me: “I’m going for a new look. I’ve grown up a lot since I released my first single.” And, lastly, she’s going to her cousin’s wedding and – naturally – she needs new Christian Louboutin Boots.

We’ve headed straight for the designer Christian Louboutin Shoes area of her favourite store, Brown Thomas. Samantha is the archetypal kid in a sweet shop – eyes wide, purse at the ready. “I love Jimmy Choo. I love Gina. And I love the new Minnie Mouse-style Christian Louboutin Boots by Prada.

What fashion house makes the best footwear? Luxury Institute set out to answer this question and conducted the analysis to assess the products of various brands by exclusivity, quality and customer satisfaction. How do you think, what brands appeared on the top list?

Christian Louboutin and Salvatore Ferragamo were called the best shoe-makers. A little behind among female brands were Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo.

Among male brands, the winner was Salvatore Ferragamo, followed by Versace, Louis Vuitton and Prada.