Footwear history and

introduction of footwear types

Vivien Hsieh

30 September 2016
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 Footwear

& cultures

Footwear fashion trends: 1960 1990

1960 1990

Footwear

term for different type of shoes

Footwear & cultures

Japanese clogs geta

Taiwanese clogs

Dutch clogs

Roman sandals

Egype slippers

Indian slippers

Moccasins

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Eskimos boots

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Chinese embroidered shoes

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Chinese trend shoes

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Chinese trend shoes

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1960 1990
Fashion Trends

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60s

Andy Warhol

Twiggy

The Beatles
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60s fashion

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60s fashion

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60s fashion

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60s fashion trends

Mini skirts ()
Bright colors and shiny surfaces ()
Pop art ()
Plastic / PVC ()
Flat and low heel ()
Pointed flat shoes ()
Mary Jane shoes (dolls shoes) (, )
Multi straps shoes ()
Two tone shoes (black & white) (, /)
Tall boots (Go go boots) (, )
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70s fashion

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70s fashion

Hippies

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70s fashion

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70s fashion

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Late 70s - Punk

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Punk shoes

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70s fashion trends

Hippie look ()
Disco look ()
Mini skirt and hot pants ()
Bell bottomed trousers ()
Bright colors ()
Square toe ()
Chunky heels ()
Platform shoes ()
Heavy metal and punk style ()
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80s fashion

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80s fashion

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80s fashion

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80s The yuppies

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80s Hit-hop

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80s Jelly shoes

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80s fashion trends

Leg warmers ()
Tight, stretch-stirrup pats ()
Shoulder pads ()
Huge earrings ()
Fingerless gloves ()
Acid wash jeans ()
The yuppies (young urban professional) ()
Hit-hop ()
Jelly shoes ()
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90s

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90s

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90s

Spice
girls

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90s Spice girls

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90s Jimmy Choo - 1996

90s Princess Diana

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90s fashion trends

Grunge look (, )
Glamour wear ()
Street wear ()
Loafers (, )
Military boots style ()
Chunky platforms shoes ()
Knee high boots ()
Bespoke ()

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Footwear term for different types of shoes

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Dress shoes

Oxford shoes
()

Derby shoes (Gibson)

Brogue style

Monk shoes

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Derby shoes (Gibson)

This is usually a low heel,
four or five eyelet lace-up
style. The front part of the
quarters, called the tabs, are
apart and stitched on to the
vamp. The shoe is plain
fronted and may have a toe
cap or mock stitched toe cap
or an apron front.

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Oxford shoes
In this style the front edges of
the quarters are stitched under
the edge of the vamp close
together. The tabs are those
fixed at the bottom and open to
the top in the shape of a V.
It is usually fitted with four or
five eyelets and a toe cap.

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Brogue style
A shoe where the edge of
the separate parts of the
upper are decorated with
bold punching and gimping.

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Monk shoe
This shoe is similar to Gibson in that the tabs on the
quarters are apart and stitched on to the vamp, but
instead of having eyelets and laces there is a strap across
the instep fastened by a buckle.

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Court shoes

Slingbacks

Mules

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Court shoes ()
A court shoe has no adjustable fastening, but it can
have a decorate strap, bar, elastic gusset trip. Courts are
not normally flat-heeled.

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Slingback
A slingback is a court shoe with a strap around the rear.

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Mule
A shoe, slipper or sandal without quarters, It may be
held on by a high or low cut vamp, with or without toes
exposed. Mules can be flat or have a heel or wedge.
They are mainly for women.

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Desert boots

Kangaroo shoes
(Wallabees)

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Desert boots
These boots were based on the South Africa. Often being bought
by soldiers for use in the various bush wars of the region they
have become popular across the world as "desert boots. These
always have crepe rubber soles and they typically have suede
uppers. Desert boots were popularized in the 1950s by UK shoe
company C. & J. Clarks.

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Wallabees
Produced by Clarks from 1967 and based on a moccasin
called the Grashopper. These normally have crepe
rubber soles and suede uppers. In 1968 was trademarked
the name as Wallabee.

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Mary Jane shoes ()

With a single strap across the vamp, round toe, and
short cuban heel. It is very cute and gives a doll look,
quite comfortable too.

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Gillie shoes ()
A shoe without a tongue and with decorative lacing up the instep.
Ghillies are specially designed shoes used for several types of
dance. They are soft shoes, similar to ballet shoes. They are used
by women in Irish dance, by men in Scottish country dance, and
by men and women in Highland dance. They are almost always
black..

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Chelsea boots ( )
A plain-fronted boot with an elastic gusset. The height
of the boot is normally slightly higher than the Chukka
boot.

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Chukka boot ()
A boot with Gibson style of fastening, with two or three
pairs of eyelets. The quarters are at ankle height or
slightly above. The style with a suede upper maybe
called desert boot.

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