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History Of Shoes

History Of Shoes: Greek & Roman Strappy Sandals

April 30, 2013

in History Of Shoes, MICHAEL Michael Kors shoes, Michael Kors shoes, Stuart Weitzman shoes, Tory Burch shoes

Anyone who follows fashion knows that certain trends tend reappear time and again. You might be surprised by how far back in human history some fads go. Even the most fashion-forward footwear has its roots in centuries-old style. As society continues to shift and change, we can still see the influence of ancient Greeks and [...]

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History of Shoes: 1920s Designer Shoes for Women

March 11, 2013

in History Of Shoes, Jeffrey Campbell shoes, Kate Spade shoes

In the 1920s, cities from New York to Paris experienced a dynamic social, artistic, and musical evolution. After witnessing the world’s First World War people were looking for a way to have fun and move forward. This era, known as the Roaring Twenties, forever redefined the way we approach fashion. Thanks to new technology, the [...]

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History of Shoes: Medieval Footwear

February 25, 2013

in History Of Shoes

The Middle Ages (5th-15th century) was an important era in European history. Over time, advances were made in all aspects of life, from agriculture to technology, and even fashion. Though footwear in particular had existed prior to this era, it reached new levels of innovation during Medieval times.
Even though shoes have come a long way [...]

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