Lanvin Women's Midnight Step 50MM Sculptural Pumps

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Women's Midnight Step 50MM Sculptural Pumps

Name: Women's Midnight Step 50MM Sculptural Pumps
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 0400230606018
Price: 521.24 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin’s Midnight Step 50MM Sculptural Pumps channel the after-dark mystique their name promises, all wrapped up in velvety black suede that instantly reads late-night luxury. The silhouette is equal parts classic and subversive—built on a sharply pointed toe and defined by a sly, statement buckle—a detail that hints at old-world Parisian chic reimagined for the smallest hours. Touching down on Lanvin’s artful, curved 50mm heel, these pumps are less about chasing trends than about setting the vibe: refined, enigmatic, and a touch avant-garde, true to Lanvin’s storied French heritage.

This pump doesn’t just trace the line of the foot, it elevates it—literally and stylistically—while the slip-on construction and supple leather lining make them surprisingly wearable from dusk to dawn. The sculpted heel offers subtle elevation without sacrificing comfort, letting you float through gallery openings and downtown dinners. Suede uppers conform gently, giving just enough with each wear, while the pointed toe elongates the leg, powering any look from sharply tailored pants to a slinky slip dress. That buckle isn’t just decoration; it’s a quiet conversation starter, catching the light and lending the right amount of edge to an otherwise minimalist form.

Lanvin’s pumps land right in step with the wave of architectural heels seen everywhere from Paris to Copenhagen, yet their timeless glamour feels rooted in the maison’s legacy of sophisticated irreverence. Pair with ankle-grazing skirts or cropped denim—these are the kind of heels that transition through the night and reshape the mood, no matter what’s on the agenda.

Materials / Fabrication

Suede upper
Sleek buckle detail
Sculptural heel (about 2" / 50mm)
Point toe
Slips on
Leather lining
Leather sole
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Protect suede with a specialty suede protector spray before wear.
Avoid exposure to moisture; blot immediately if shoe gets wet.
Gently brush suede with a suede brush to maintain nap and remove dust.
Keep away from oils and creams that may stain the suede.
For the leather lining and sole, wipe with a soft, dry cloth as needed.
Store in a dust bag and out of direct sunlight to preserve color and shape.

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