Another preview from the 'God Save My Shoes' documentary has been released and this time it's Pierre Hardy's turn.

Enjoy!

Since the release of 'The September Issue' we've all been spoilt for choice in the fashion documentary stakes. Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel and Fendi and Yves Saint Laurent are only a few names in the string of designers that have fronted their own one-off documentary and now Manolo Blahnik, Pierre Hardy and Christian Louboutin are getting in on the action.

All three shoe designers are set to appear in, 'God Save My Shoes', allowing viewers to access the life of these designers in their ateliers. Set to debut during Paris Fashion Week in October  and on French TV, stars like Fergie, Kelly Rowland and Dita Von Teese are all set to make cameos on the show.

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Photos courtesy of Gap.com

We're not sure as to why, or how, but the Pierre Hardy X Gap collaboration for those suede boots, (yes, the ones that sold out almost immediately after being displayed in-store) has been re-released online, for those of us who weren't so lucky at bagging a pair the first time round.

Now it could be that a back order came through for Gap, we're not sure, but the boots are available in both the sand and grey colour, at $175. Either colour would be perfect for the coming months, but we'll be purchasing the sand-colour edition to match the military-inspired, dune-coloured pieces we will soon be buying. On your marks, ladies, we don't think these boots will be around for long...

Just as we're beginning to fill our wardrobes with the gorgeous AW09 collection from high-street superstar Gap, they showcase their collection for the coming Spring and give us yet more Pierre Hardy shoes to lust after, this time in the form of cutesy tie-up espadrille wedges. The collection uses florals, pastels and patchwork denim to get us thinking ahead to our springtime buys, making for a well needed break from Wintery darks and severe structure.

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As well all know, Mr Louis Vuitton Don recently cleared his whole schedule for the next five months to focus on his designing for both his own line, Past Tell, and his highly anticipated sneaker line for Louis Vuitton.

You've got to love the way Kanye is taking the whole designing thing so seriously. Talking about his childhood he said, "Nobody — not even girls — loved clothes as much as me and even now, the girls I go out with, I take them to the Pierre Hardy store and say, 'Why don't you wear these instead of Vans?'"

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