Nothing teaches one the construction and detailing of a vintage or antique shoes as, well, an actual vintage or antique shoe. I was thrilled to find quite a few shoes on Etsy the other night, all for very reasonable prices, and all now making their ways to me for historical shoe R&D. Here's my night's catch:
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RamblerVintage. An iconic pair of 1940s platform slingbacks - imagine these with bows on the toes, or perforated uppers, or as spectators... |
Now don't get *too* giddy - there are a lot of new styles in the pipeline, some vintage 20th century, some Victorian, some Regency, some Georgian (that tells you nothing, right?). I'll always post here and on
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