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Jimmy Choo

Jimmy Choo is shorthand for modern occasion dressing: sleek silhouettes, polished finishing, and the kind of confidence you feel when your shoes aren’t working against you. The brand’s heels have a reputation for being both beautiful and genuinely wearable, which is exactly why they became a go-to for women who needed glamour that could last an entire night. Even Princess Diana wore Jimmy Choo—most famously pale-blue satin slingbacks for Swan Lake at the Royal Albert Hall in 1997—proof that the label’s appeal has always been more than hype. And while the shoes are the headline, the fragrance line is a strong supporting act too, spanning bright daytime spritzes to darker, after-hours signatures.

History Of Jimmy Choo

Jimmy Choo’s story is the rare luxury fairytale that’s equal parts craft and timing. In the early 1990s, before the name became a global logo, Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat was a Malaysian-born shoemaker working out of East London, building a reputation in Hackney for bespoke heels with serious workmanship. The first major stamp of approval came from Princess Diana, who became a client and helped turn his handmade shoes into a whispered London obsession. Around the same time, British Vogue accessories editor Tamara Mellon saw what the atelier could be if it scaled, and she pushed for a partnership that would translate couture-level polish into a ready-to-wear business.

That partnership became official in 1996 with the founding of Jimmy Choo Ltd., the opening of the first boutique on Motcomb Street, and the arrival of Sandra Choi—Choo’s niece—as Creative Director, a role she still holds. The brand’s rise was swift, and it wasn’t just because the shoes were good; it was because they landed in culture at exactly the right moment. By the late 90s, Jimmy Choo had become the definitive “it” heel, immortalized by Sex and the City with Carrie Bradshaw’s now-legendary line: “I lost my Choo,” a piece of pop-culture placement that turned the label into shorthand for glossy, urban glamour.

Behind the scenes, growth came with friction. Choo preferred the slower, meticulous rhythm of a craftsman, while Mellon and investors wanted global expansion at full speed, and in 2001 he sold his stake and stepped away from the company to focus on his own bespoke work. The brand, meanwhile, kept moving through the modern luxury machine—changing hands via acquisitions, going public, and finally joining the Capri empire in 2017 when Michael Kors Holdings (now Capri Holdings) acquired it for around $1.2 billion. Today, it’s worth remembering the split that shaped the myth: Jimmy Choo is the global luxury house, while Jimmy Choo Couture is the by-appointment shoemaking service run by the man himself—proof that the label’s DNA has always been as much about craftsmanship as it is about the spotlight.

What Does Jimmy Choos Have To Offer?

Section Category Primary Items / Examples Estimated Price Range (PHP)
Jimmy Choo Product Categories & PHP Price Guide Footwear Pumps (Ixia, Love); Sandals (Azia); Sneakers; Boots ₱41,500 – ₱162,500+
Handbags Bon Bon; Cinch; Varenne; Tote bags ₱54,500 – ₱318,500+
Evening & Clutches Emmie; Curve Clutch; Micro bags ₱49,500 – ₱182,500+
Jewellery Pearl studs; Monogram necklaces; Crystal cuffs ₱22,500 – ₱50,000+
Fragrance I Want Choo; Rose Passion; Man Aqua ₱3,500 – ₱9,900
Small Leather Goods Wallets; Card holders; Phone cases ₱20,000 – ₱49,500
Men’s Collection Dress shoes; Loafers; Belts; Sneakers ₱35,000 – ₱95,000+

What’s Popular At Jimmy Choo’s?

Section Category Primary Items Popular Models Estimated Price Range (PHP)
Jimmy Choo Product Categories & PHP Price Guide Footwear Pumps, Sandals, Sneakers, Mules, Boots Ixia; Azia; Sunny Sneaker; Bing Mule ₱41,500 – ₱165,000+
Handbags Evening bags, Totes, Shoulder bags Bon Bon; Cinch; Varenne; Avenue ₱52,500 – ₱320,000+
Evening Clutches Crystal-embellished and Metallic clutches Curve Clutch; Emmie ₱49,500 – ₱185,000+
Small Leather Goods Wallets, Card holders, Phone cases Curve Wallet on Chain; Avenue Phone Case ₱20,000 – ₱55,000
Fragrance Eau de Parfum (EDP) & Eau de Toilette (EDT) I Want Choo Le Parfum; Rose Passion ₱3,550 – ₱9,900
Jewellery Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets JC Pearl Studs; Crystal Cuffs ₱22,500 – ₱52,000
Men’s Collection Formal shoes, Sneakers, Belts Diamond Light; Marlow Loafer ₱35,000 – ₱98,000+

Shop Jimmy Choo At The Best Price Online At ZALORA Philippines

Jimmy Choo endures because it understands the exact brief of modern glamour: make it look expensive, make it feel good, and make it unforgettable. From Princess Diana’s custom pairs to the Sex and the City soundbite that turned the brand into pop-culture shorthand, the label has always sat at the intersection of craft and fantasy. Whether you’re buying the heels, a bag, or one of its fragrances, you’re buying into the same promise—high-impact polish with a confident, after-dark edge.

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Yes, items sold on ZALORA are 100% authentic and original products from brands. ZALORA is an authorized retailer for all the brands available on their platform. They work directly with both luxury designer labels and popular high-street brands to bring genuine products to consumers in the Philippines. They follow stringent procurement processes directly from brand suppliers and vendors to verify the authenticity of items they list for sale on their e-commerce site. Buyers can shop with full confidence knowing the sneakers, clothes, bags, and accessories displayed on ZALORA abide by respective brands' quality standards and are covered by manufacturing defect warranties. Shopping policies also guarantee buyers can return items suspected to be inauthentic for a full refund. Ultimately, ZALORA strives to provide a trusted, transparent online shopping experience where customers access true original products from fashion’s biggest names.

Jimmy Choo at ZALORA Philippines - FAQs

Is Jimmy Choo Filipino or Korean?
No, Jimmy Choo is Malaysian, born in Penang into a family of shoemakers.
What is the Chinese name for Jimmy Choo?
His Chinese name is commonly written as 周仰杰.
Is Jimmy Choo a luxury brand?
Yes, Jimmy Choo is a high-end luxury brand known for glamorous occasion footwear, premium materials, and strong red-carpet visibility.
Is Jimmy Choo owned by Michael Kors?
Jimmy Choo was acquired in 2017 by Michael Kors Holdings, which later became Capri Holdings, the parent group for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo, and Versace.
Where are Jimmy Choo shoes made?
Many Jimmy Choo products, especially core footwear, are made in Italy, but manufacturing can vary by product category, so the most accurate reference is the 'Made in' label on the item.
What is Jimmy Choo best known for?
Jimmy Choo is best known for glamorous heels and occasion shoes with red-carpet energy, plus sleek bags and accessories that match the same polished mood.