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The First Pair Of Fashion Shoes And High Heels

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Who takes the lead?

Fashion shoes

Maybe those kings or queens and other powerful people.

In seventeenth Century, Charles S (1630--1685) was known as the "happy king". He liked to run horses, gamble, hug Cui and red, and the blunt vamp on his feet was always covered with silk embroidered roses.

The other rich men and women in the imperial court followed the happy King's style, competing for luxury and color.

Sometimes, the most powerful and powerful people will copy shoes from the shoes worn by the working class.

In 1555, pumps (Note: "pump" was used in English) for the first time in England, it was described as "thin shoes", without shoelaces, but tightly absorbed on feet like pumps.

This kind of shallow shoe is made of cork or

Leatherwear

They are designed for running men. They run around their owners' cars. When the car stops, they are ready to open doors for their owners.

In the 1730, when young people, rich people and restless people came up with this kind of shoe sample, this time it came into being.

Material

Velvet has been used.

The invention of heels contributed to the most dramatic changes in fashion.

At first, heels may come from a practical need to keep the skirts from getting wet, rain water, mud and snow water.

Women in the Near East may have invented chopines (cork and high sole shoes) five hundred years ago.

Women in Turkey wear "super flat" like pocket stilts, eight inches tall and wooden, with pads and silver lining inside them.

A belt is like a sandal shoelace around the feet.

In sixteenth Century, there were so many women wearing "super flat" feet in Venice, Italy. Even a tourist said that the country seemed to be full of five walking styles.

Soon the fashion reached France and England, where the "super level" reached 18 inches.

Such stilts do not completely attract people.

In the early sixteenth Century, a nameless Italy shoe designer came up with a wonderful solution: shoes can be raised, but they are not as clumsy as "super flat".

When Catherine de Medici set sail from Italy to marry Prince Orlean, she carried something special in her luggage: the first pair of high-heeled shoes to be seen in France.

The front of the shoe is a cork wedge with a higher heel, which allows Catherine to have the height she needs and be able to directly stare at her future husband.

Her husband later became king Henry II, and heels became popular.

The shoemaker began to make different soles for the left and right feet (rather than the "straight ones" as they used to be).

However, the shoes made of cork or wood are four inches or five inches tall, and the legs of the wearers often get swollen. In order not to fall, women can still walk like a stilt.

The French call this new shoe set chaussureaport, also called "bridge shoes" (because of the arch below) or "clatter shoes".