In today’s fashion world shoes have to be more versatile than ever. Unless you stay home all the time, it’s likely that you have to wear shoes of some sort every day. The designers of the fashion world have responded with shoes for every occasion; even for those that don’t like to wear shoes. Many women that walk any distance bring tennis shoes for the walk and change into dress shoes once they arrive at their place of employment. When they do make that change, it’s not often that you’ll see them change into any type of high heel. It’s certainly not like it used to be when all women would be in the high heeled shoes. Today’s business world will see women wearing lower and fatter heels in order to protect their feet. As now nearly High Heel trends have completed its 100 years.
Here are some interesting facts regarding it :-
Over the past nine decades, high heels have drastically evolved but some styles continue to re-emerge through the years. As in the 1920s and 1930s, women wore pumps with elongated toes and thicker heels. Detailing came through bows at the toes or crisscrossed straps but in the 1940s, as pin-up images became increasingly popular, high heels took on a sultrier appearance. Women began sporting slingback heels in elegant metallic colorways.
Women’s footwear got a sleeker update in the 1950s, when stilettos took off. These white pumps Joan Collins sported in 1957 feel modern even today, as white heels were a major trend of the summer.
the 1960s, women began sporting lower, kitten heels. Audrey Hepburn, a fashion plate of the day, sported teeny heels and a little black dress in the now-iconic film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” and other women followed suit.
In the disco era of the ’70s came into being, the platform sandal had its moment. But by the 1980s, women had begun to sport sensible pumps on a relatively low heel. As more women began to enter positions of power, these shoes meant business.
By the 1990s, the ’60s kitten heel came back into style, with Princess Diana leading the way. Women around the world looked to emulate the Princess of Wales’ sleek style, and the easy-to-walk-in shoe’s return was celebrated.
The new millennium brought with it a return to racier footwear, with women sporting higher heels. Pop icons such as Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears stepped out in high-heeled sandals with dramatic ankle straps, and stilettos were back in a big way.
In the current decade, high-heeled ankle boots and thigh-high boots have become incredibly popular.
The thigh-high boot, in particular, has taken the fashion world by storm. Whether in a shiny patent leather or a more toned-down suede, the thigh-high has ruled the runway, the red carpets and the streets in the current decade.But for the spring ’18 season, an old favorite is back: The kitten heel makes its return yet again.