Moreover, if the shoe in sporty style, like Lacoste socks look quite presentable, in conjunction with extravagant slippers as, for example, Louise Goldin, they look more than strange. Some fashionistas such a combination did not care. Chloe Sevigny this summer, and Fern Cotton appeared in public in the summer shoes and socks. And if Fern managed to create a harmonious way, it is clearly too far Chloe with the selection of clothes. What shoes are the most popular in 2010? That represented a set of choose? Style and way of life – is often the basis for selection of shoes in the 2010 season.

But if you have a job with a strict dress code, here and nothing to do with style. The most important thing when choosing a course is easy and natural materials. Leather, nubuck, suede, textiles and other natural materials – will save your legs in cleanliness and comfort. And most importantly – do not violate health. Shoes – shoes with a heel that covers the leg above the ankle does not. Higher shoes commonly called boots, ankle boots or shoes, and even higher – with his boots. The word “shoes” is derived from it.

tuffele / tuffel / pantuffel, as well as Italian. rantofola. There is evidence that shoes, as such, appeared in the era of the middle and late Paleolithic Age to the west of Eurasia. This theory is based on certain characteristics changes in the human skeleton that period. Making conclusions based on the deformation of the shape of the human foot and a substantial reduction in the little finger, the historian Eric Trinakus and assumed the appearance of shoes. Of interest is and the emergence of culture of the ancient states of women’s shoes. For example, in India, shoes are an indicator of social status of women and clothed only in a special, festive occasions such as receptions for important guests, religious parties or family gatherings. In ancient China, the emergence of women’s shoes was preceded by a tradition of women’s foot bandage, making it thereby visually less. In Japan for many years were very popular wood sandals “geta”, which are commonly worn by the servants and their masters. The ancient Romans used the same shoes that cover the entire foot or sandals, which cover only the sole of the foot. Plunging into a long history of upgrades and changes which took place in medieval Europe women’s shoes, we can see how over the centuries continually changed its shape and appearance – the heavy, pretentious, blunt wooden shoes with heels for an elegant, light shoes brocade, velvet, leather and silk. Becoming increasingly popular ornate stones, buckles, bows and women’s shoes. During the Rococo in the XVIII century, it became fashionable Pointy shoes. Heel, “a glass” was a special “squeak fashion “in the Enlightenment, and about the same time, women’s shoes were such details as the lacing and fasteners.