2010 World Expo Canada Shoe Hall Lets You Enjoy Rare Shoe Collections.

The ladies in love are all fond of those high-heeled shoes that make her legs look slender and young. The cool men also yearn for their shoes to highlight their personal style.

This time, "dance."

"Shoe art collection exhibition" brings the shoes of the shoe lovers into the shoes. It gives you the privilege to share with you 8000 shoe pairs and Kenn Norman, a shoe museum in Canada, to share more than 50 rare shoe collections that have evolved over the past 260 years, and have been travelling through three world fashion trends.

The exhibit was borrowed from Kenn Norman. He served as the chief Hall of the famous Bata Shoe Museum Museum in Toronto for 11 years in 1977. At the end of 70s, he collected more than 8000 shoes and shoes.

Kenn has a wealth of knowledge in shoes and clothing research, appraisal and evaluation. He has written the book about shoe trend development by himself.

I believe that many women like to buy shoes, especially high heels. Whenever they encounter beautiful shoes, they will never be able to resist them.

KennNorman, the curator of the Canadian footwear Museum, is exhibiting its 3 major collections, including classic shoes, famous teachers and brand design, and special styling series. From eighteenth Century to recent years, most of them were sought after by Wedges (ship shoes), Ankle Boots (ankle boots), High Platform (sponge cake shoes) and so on.

At the same time, we can review the birth process of the shoe accessories such as buttons, bandages, copper nails and so on, together to deconstruct the evolution of them.

More than 50 pairs of shoes, the most classical history can be regarded as a pair of 1750 British shoes, Kenn explained: "in 1750, the number of shoes and heavy heel design, the middle part is relatively small, a bit like the Chinese Qing Dynasty Princess wearing flower pot bottom shoes.

At that time, designers preferred to decorate shoes with silk cloth and Metallic (metal). In recent years, the red Ankle Boots and the hot spring (naked color) of spring and summer were also very popular in those days. "

Also, don't think that the red shoes all over the United States and Japan were built in 2003. In fact, 32 years ago, the shoes of leather sandals were born. I believe that twentieth Century's shoe was also modeled on the shoes of 1978.

As for the Wedges ship and shoe, which was launched by the famous brand Ferragamo in 1938, it was popular with women. This is due to the comfortable design of the heel, but without losing the beauty of fashion.

I believe you all feel that wearing muffin shoes will create a superior sense of pride, and thick shoes will feel stable when you stand.

From 70 to 80s nineteenth Century, the height of heels has become an important element in designing shoes.

Muffin shoes were the masterpieces at that time, at least 4 to 5 inches high, so that women could feel stilts when they wore them.

However, the soles of the muffin shoes do not necessarily have to go through one piece. The heel and the heel are independent. It becomes a variant of Platform. It is less bulky in vision and more superior in appearance.