Oxford Learning Tyrant Loves Oxford Shoes.

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< p > Oxford < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes < /a > is one of the earliest lace up men's shoes. It was born in Scotland and Ireland in seventeenth Century. This shoe, which was originally called Balmoral in the locals, was named after the crazying popularity of University of Oxford in nineteenth Century. < /p >
< p > at that time, Oxford shoes were usually narrower than the instep of the human being, and they were not very comfortable to wear, so that the learning tyrants were cautious and tween their feet while walking. The gait seemed to be a bit of an affectation. This kind of "uncomfortable" is the reason why Oxford shoes are popular at the beginning. < /p >
< p > people often confuse Oxford shoes with Derby shoes. They are twins indeed. One of the biggest differences between the two is the shoe pin, the metal shoe pin of the Derby shoe is turned outwards and buckled on the upper, while the Oxford shoe is just the opposite, and it is buckled on the back of the shoe upper. < /p >
< p > the other meaning of Oxford shoes is to transform the suture of traditional shoe upper and shoe gall into a kind of decoration. In the side and instep of Oxford shoes, you can find this kind of "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "leather" /a "perforation decoration, like leather leather lace, commonly known as" Bullock pattern ". Some Oxford shoes have Bullock pattern, others are not; some Oxford shoes are solid colors, others are color bumping. The academic tyrants are wearing this kind of shoes which are both elegant and fashionable, and they replace the boring knee boots and ankle boots. This is another important significance of the tradition of the Academy. < /p >
< p > nowadays, Oxford shoes are not patent for academic tyrants. We often see them in formal business occasions, but they are still in a trance and have some connections and ties with those who are born in Oxford. Oxford is no longer made to be a tight fitting foot, thus becoming a kind of shoes with both formal and comfortable features. < /p >
< p > a good pair of Oxford shoes can be very expensive, such as Tod 's, Church' s, Robert Clergerie, George Cleverley produced all leather Oxford shoes, tens of thousands of frequently, it can also be moderate price, close to the people, such as Frye, Gieves & amp; Gieves, and so on, and so on, all brands have hundreds to two thousand pieces of Oxford shoes. As a matter of fact, the price of Oxford shoes is greatly influenced by the sole material. The real leather shoes are expensive, and rubber or plastic soles are naturally much cheaper. Burberry, Dior Homme, Saint Laurent Paris, Giorgio Armani and other fashion brands are still planning to launch classic Oxford shoes in every quarter. < /p >
< p > women began wearing Oxford shoes in 20s twentieth Century. This fashion of women's men's shoes is especially popular from 1940s to 1950s. Oxford shoes bring a breath of a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_h.asp" > retro /a > to women's clothing, and have a neutral and intellectual charm of learning tyrants. At the same time, it is also a shoe that can be worn almost in spring, summer, autumn and winter. < /p >
< p > Oxford shoes can better spot your "female Wen Qing" or "brit-pop British rock young woman" style. It fits well with the shirt skirt, narrow pants and wide leg trousers. Diane Keeton (Diane Keaton) in Woody Alan Anne Holzer, IT Girl Agyness (Agyness Dean), and Alisan bell (Alexa Chung) have all demonstrated. < /p >
< p > for men, better wear Oxford shoes in semi formal and formal occasions. Choose black, dark brown and wine red, complement each other with tuxedo and three suits. < /p >