Nicole Yelland, the most important communication and strategy officer in Home, said Housing That the shoe is a tribute to women in the mortgage industry who often have to resort to heels at business events.
“We were on Capitol Hill a few weeks ago, and I saw all these women walking around and were doing incredible work and lobbying for a policy and a meeting with all these incredible policy makers. And then they had to wear at the end of the day because they had the feeling that they had to wear these impossible heels with a suit,” said Yelland. “And that is crazy. Men wore Jordans. Like, where is ours?”
Each pair of shoes has a metal gold sole in honor of the Spanish and Latino culture. In addition to the sole, the shoe is black and “high-end leather meant to go well with a suit,” said Yelland.
“The other part of wanting a shoe that honors the Spanish and Latino culture is just to help people see it well. But people can’t know what they don’t see.”
La Reina will be available from Tuesday in limited quantities on tunuevohome.com and can be purchased for $ 239.
“It has always been my vision to marry culture and cause,” said Rogelio Goertzen II, founder and CEO of Home. “As a son, brother and advocate for extraordinary women, I am proud to honor those who form our families, industries and future. La Reina celebrates them by finally offering a shoe that fits all hats, inspiring power and trust with every step.
“Inspired by global voices such as Bad Bunny, who use their platforms to push culture forward, we shine a light on these powerful forces and give the recognition they deserve,” he added. “Launching during Mother’s Day week, La Reina will continue to celebrate all year round.”
