Posted by David Assil
on July 15, 2024
David Assil, owner of Beverly Hills boutique Madison Maison, has partnered with jewelry designer Joan Hornig for a charitable footwear collection. The collection features two types of loafers, two types of boots, and high heels, all adorned with silver or gold lock charms designed by Hornig. Notably, 100% of the profits from sales go to the purchaser’s chosen 501(c)(3) organization via the Joan B. Hornig Foundation.
Highlights of the collection include:
- Loafers: Available in flat and 50mm heel versions, seven colors, priced at $595.
- Tall Boots: Featuring a low blocked heel and gold charm in three colors, priced at $1095.
- High Heels are offered in five colors, with 50mm and 75mm heel options, and are priced at $495.
- Heavier Boots: Hand-stained with metallic rubber, priced at $1095.
Assil, with 34 years of industry experience, opened Madison in 1990. The boutique is renowned for its in-house Italian-made designs and has been praised by Vogue and Footwear News. Assil and Hornig quickly aligned on the collection’s styles and colors, with Assil selecting the final designs, which Hornig enthusiastically received. Read more