The Jungle Mamba sandal from Gianvito Rossi is a metallic, high-heel statement piece that turns the idea of “festive” into an all-year attitude rather than a one-night sparkle. Crafted in ITALY, it is designed as a sculptural reminder that shining is less about the calendar and more about how you choose to show up every day.
Design that coils like jewelry
The Jungle Mamba sandal is made from metallic-effect leather with a round toe and a 105 mm stiletto heel that instantly lengthens the leg and sharpens any evening look. Its standout feature is a sinuous, snake-inspired upper that coils around the foot, creating a jewelry-like frame that feels more like a piece of art than a simple strap.
A custom metal buckle shaped like a snake’s head completes the story, tying the silhouette back to the “Mamba” name and reinforcing the sense of bold, confident glamour. Like many Gianvito Rossi designs, the lines stay clean and minimal even as the details are intricate, delivering that balance of sensuality and restraint the brand is known for.
Shimmer beyond the holiday season
The Jungle Mamba is tied to the festive season, the metallic finish and sculptural straps are meant to live well beyond December—paired with tailoring, slips or denim whenever a look needs elevation. Retailers describe the sandal as minimalist, yet dazzling, a heel that can anchor everything from winter parties to warm-weather events.
Positioned around $995 at key luxury e‑commerce partners, Jungle Mamba sits firmly in the premium evening-heel space while leaning into the mood of modern occasion dressing: less trend-driven, more about timeless drama and repeat wear. For Gianvito Rossi, it is another example of how the house turns a single motif—in this case, a snake—into a fully realized, season-spanning icon.
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