The History Of Taking You Into Sandals

< p > because of its extremely simple structure, sandals are the earliest items of foot products in human history. They evolved from primitive packages.

Sandals were once seen in every region during ancient civilization, and their appearance looked similar: they were tied with belts or ropes on a solid sole.

As early as 3500 BC, the Egyptians left their footprints on damp sandy land - woven with straw ropes and matched the sole of feet, and fixed them on their feet with cattle belt.

This kind of sandals are very practical. Wearing them can protect the sole from dry and rough ground. The disadvantage is that the feet are exposed in broad daylight.

Smart Egyptian women adorn the jewellery, both to protect the sun and beautify the image.

The shoes worn by the queens of Rome are made of gold. The rare treasures are adorned on the shoelaces. They are sexy and charming. They are dazzling and dazzling.

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< p > Japanese people call the Zori "sandals", and Persians and Indians wear toe padded sandals and sandals. Africans use the stained pig skins to sew "one foot pedal" pattern.

Later, Mrs. Lars used the felt, and the Spanish used the rope chain.

Since in cold and wet Britain, they also imitate the invaders of the Mediterranean to wear sandals.

But these kinds of sandals are very different from the original Egyptian style.

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"P >" although there are many shoes to reveal the position of the wearer, but the sandals are different.

Whether it is a distinguished lady or a poor poor person, she can wear it either innocence girls or dust girls.

In the middle ages, plain clothes and sandals were worn by civilians with low clothing and low status, and the teachers and monks at that time were all dressed up to show their disdain for worldly beauty.

By 1920s, after nearly a long period of 1000, sandals were again popular and popular.

Under the foil of all kinds of shoes, it reappears in the past and is more charming.

Thanks to the metal arch pads made by Ferragamo, high heels no longer need toe tips to stop the downward trend of the foot.

By the end of the 20s, the toes got more freedom and attention. They were dyed bright red and looked up from their high heels.

Soon there was a new look. There were only a few shoelaces, like noodles, on the feet, and the feet of women were unreservedly displayed in the eyes of all.

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During the period of < p > 60s, sandals were restored to a flat style. This trend was triggered by Birkenstock.

But by 70s, disco high heels made of realistic leather and silver leather were fashionable favorites, and flat shoes were thrown into the corner.

However, not long after, the disco style of the jewels was somewhat frivolous and vulgar.

In 80s, some famous designers, such as Maud Frizon, Manolo Blahnilk and Bennis Edwards, improved the high-heeled sandals, and the more convergent foot decorations were both sexy and dignified.

These designers show us the true meaning of the ancient Egyptian sandals. A pair of good sandals should highlight the true colors of feet rather than other fancy objects.

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