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-High heels shoes can have an amazing effect on women and fill them with pleasure and excitement when shopping at Prada. The shoe in particular is controversial and controversial. No other shoe has indicated as much about sexuality and sophistication as the high-heeled shoe. So many women dream of having their closets full of shoes, but in reality they only care that shoes could be one of the oldest inventions of our ancestors.
-Paragraphs are not a modern invention. They have a rich and varied history, for both men and women. It is controversial when high heels were invented, but there is consensus that heels have been worn by men and women around the world for many centuries.
-Most of the lower classes in ancient Egypt ran barefoot, but in murals from 3500 BC. show an early version of shoes that are mainly worn by higher classes. In ancient Greece and Rome, platform sandals called Kothorni, later referred to as Buskins in the Renaissance, were shoes with high wooden or cork soles, which were particularly popular with actors who wore shoes of different heights to reflect a different social status or one point out different meaning of the characters.
-Around 1500 the European nobility developed heels as an independent part of their shoes, especially as a means of keeping their feet in the stirrups. The wearing of heels by men quickly became the fashion norm, especially in the courts, and this practice brought up the term "well-heeled" as a reference to those who could afford the more expensive shoes.
-The modern European fashion of high heels comes from the Italian "chapiney" or "chopine" style: shoes mounted on a 15 to 42 cm high cylinder. Chopines were banned in Venice in 1430, but nothing could stop the trend. The invention of the high heel was attributed to Catherine de Medici in Paris in the 16th century, who used her due to her short stature and soon brought her into fashion in the European aristocracy. At the age of 14, Catherine de Medici became engaged to the mighty Duke of Orleans, who would later become King of France.
-In the 17th century, the English Parliament punished all women as witches who used high heels to seduce men into marriage. In his biography, the famous Giovanni Casanova declared his love for high heels, which raised women's hoop skirts, thus showing their legs.
-In 1791 the "Louis" high heels disappeared with the revolution, and Napoleon banished high heels to prove equality. Despite the Napoleonic code against high heels, Marie Antoinette went on the scaffolding in 1793 to be executed with two-inch heels.
-In the 1860s, heels became popular again as fashion and the invention of the sewing machine enabled a greater variety of high heels. In Victorian art and literature, cartoons and allusions to tiny feet and the suffering of big feet (typical of older hymen) were ubiquitous. The Victorians believed that the high heel emphasized the instep, which was seen as a symbol of a women's curve.
-The heels enjoyed great popularity in the late nineteenth century, but the depression in the 1930s influenced western shoe fashion as the heels grew wider.
-With the creation of the mini skirt in the early 1960s, stilettos came into fashion and were attached to boots that enhanced the look of bare legs. A stiletto heel is a long, thin heel on some boots and shoes, usually for women. It is named after the stiletto dagger that was first recorded in the early 1930s. High-heeled shoes can have a length of 2.5 cm to 5 cm or more if a platform sole is used.
-Unlike in the Middle Ages in Europe, when extravagance was more required for this practicality, fashion trumps comfort today. Women in the 21st century have more shoe options than ever before. From athletic clothing to the "heelless" high heel from 2006, women can choose what they want, even hybrid shoes such as "heeled" tennis shoes and flip flops. While these may be strange fashion trends, they point to an exciting range of fashion trends that women have today.
-Every woman deserves to wear shoes that match her outfit, look elegant, and wrap her delicate feet. Whether for lacing, as a platform or with a transparent heel, each of the shoes definitely complements the outfit and makes women like to run and feel sexy.
-When it comes to high heels that tease and flatter them, they feel special and empowered for women and are confident regardless of when or how they are worn.
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