We all know a good set of heels can make us go weak at the knees.

Last week we were invited to view the new Rupert Sanderson Spring/Summer 2010 collection, giving us a great chance to see the latest fashions for our feet.

The shop in Mayfair, London became a slick showroom with Sanderson’s latest treats poised for perfect viewing. Overall the collection is a luxurious statement with the key being in Rupert’s attention to detail and quality craftsmanship.

The majority of the shoes have been starved of the chunky platform we have seen so much of recently. Rupert has chosen to refer back to a more slender heel with a delicate feel to each shoe, indicating elegance.

‘Estelle’ – with its curvaceous cut-outs and tight stitching- features as a favourite of this collection. Available in a fresh aqua satin or a moodier black (which also comes in leather) the antique-like look is a refreshing change from repetitive patent, plastic and platforms!

Hot Rod inspired ‘Alchemist’ is a more light-hearted take on this kind of sleek-look shoe, with flame-like cut-outs and a fiery colour to match.

Even simpler designs such as ‘Troy’ and ‘Tullia’ have been given Rupert’s TLC though. The designer’s signature pattern cuts deep into the side panel of each shoe, creating a ‘dip’ that gloriously elongates the leg. He has also introduced a ‘mid-heel’ for those less concerned with height. Freida Pinto is a fan. These heels achieve a smart, feminine look. I love their ‘goes-with-anything’ aesthetic.

Oh, and if they make my legs look like Charlize Theron’s then I’m definitely buying.

For a limited time only the lovely people at Rupert Sanderson have invited all RCFA readers to view a selection of the Spring 2010 collection exclusively.

Click Here to view the exclusive pieces.