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KIYOKO SHOES FEATURED ON VANITY FAIR

  • Kiyoko
  • PR Boost
  • Vanity Fair
  • AliveShoes

Kiyoko brand by Ioana King was recently featured on Vanity Fair, the most prestigious fashion magazine in the world.

It’s another exclusive project published in a world-class magazine thanks to the PR Boost service by the AliveShoes team. 

Our team aims to make designs from the AliveShoes platform visible in the most important national and international fashion magazines and the most popular influencers.

Kiyoko appeared all over Vanity Fair's website for an entire week

Photographic material and banners were published on a fashion magazine of undisputed level as Vanity Fair.

The photos of the designer of the brand were the background for the music section of the magazine.

Specific banners featuring the shoes’ design—vertical and horizontal—appeared in the most important articles of the week.

The weeklong appearances provided great visibility for the brand.

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About the Kiyoko brand


The Kiyoko shoes I design are inspired by the fashion of some of my favourite countries. An experience in an exotic place can be described in so many words, but I like to sum it up in footwear design. Imagine walking the back streets of Tokyo in a pair of sleek high platform sneakers. Even the Harajuku girls will be jealous. You don't have to be a king to have royal feet. We rely on shoes every single day and our feet deserve comfort without compromising style. Let's treat our feet like the kings (and queens) they are. Life is short, buy the shoes!

An idea and design created by loana King


Avid traveler, low-key artist, and newlywed. I have traveled to over 10 countries and lived in four so far. Travelling has always been my dream so it's been at the core of all my decisions. Fashion inspires me, especially exotic fashion, native fashion. Most people collect souvenirs on their trips, I like to collect shoes (too many as my husband often tells me). I want to pour all my experiences and my vision of the world into my designs so that every person that wears them will feel a piece of that heritage.