Popular Men'S Shoes Designed To Create Elegant Men'S Style

When it comes to the season of autumn and winter, is your wife or girlfriend ready for SHOPPING? Do you think your elegant shoes will be out of date as a graceful man?

But you also need to know what shoes you wear and what shoes you are suitable for.

This time, we do not pay attention to brand, but pay attention to the understanding of design. Let's look at the popular men's shoes design.

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In our daily life, we wear a lot of tie leather shoes. The design of this presentation is mainly about the leather shoes that are usually worn on formal occasions.

They are roughly divided into Bullock shoes,

And Derby shoes.

Bullock shoes Brogue

Bullock shoes Brogue has a long history. It originated from the working shoes worn by Scotland and Irish in highland in sixteenth Century.

Gradually formed after twentieth Century, making it a symbol of a gentleman.

In the early twentieth Century, Duke of Windsor loved to dress up and had a romantic heart. He always liked to play golf with black and white tie laces. This behavior made the upper class of the sport love to imitate and soon became the mainstream equipment of the golf course.

At that time, the Ivy League school in the United States was also influenced by the British influence and fell in love with these shoes.

Later, loved by President Jefferson of the United States, Jefferson also wore this leather shoes to dinner.

Very soon, this kind of low - rise clothing and tie shoes became the mainstream equipment of the upper class.

According to the records of hillsdepartment stores in 1928, "this season, the sales of double colored leather shoes are huge, and are the most fashionable signs of the moment.

The traditional Brogue toe cap has exquisite flower pin hole patterns, and turns the original stiff three joints into graceful flanks.

Oxford shoes

These shoes come from the countryside of Scotland and Ireland.

At first, these shoes were heel free, usually made of thick, untanned hide, and fixed with lace narrow leather.

It is lined with straw, rice straw or hay to prevent grinding.

The holes on the upper are now only used for decoration, but these holes were very useful before.

When shoes are worn by people, water or sludge will leak out of these holes.

Oxford shoes are popular men's shoes from University of Oxford in seventeenth Century. The characteristics of Oxford shoes are that they are made of carved wings like the last pair of shoes and the sides of their shoes. They not only bring decorative changes to leather shoes, but also reveal a low-key and elegant humanistic feeling in the handwork, and outline the elegant gentlemanly demeanor.

Derby shoes (Derbies)

Derbies Derby shoes, also known as Lace-ups, are the more formal formal shoes for business establishments.

Derby shoes are characterized by the use of a leather on the tongue and the whole shoe, and some spacing between the two pieces of shoe ears, so as to adjust the tightness.

The shoes of Oxford shoes are tightly relative and can not be adjusted. The Derby shoes are especially suitable for those who have a wider foot or a great instep. The shoes of this style are generally comfortable.

Derby shoes, while retaining the classic men's shoes, can provide the wearer with enough space to wear, providing a truly comfortable feeling.

Sticking to the comfort of your feet is very important, so Derby shoes are also important shoes for business men.

No leather shoes, of course, there are many men like no belt, simple leather shoes, we will focus on Munch shoes and Le Fuxie these two kinds.

Munch shoes Monk-strap shoe

Meng Kexie's greatest feature is that there is a broad horizontal decoration and metal buckle on the vamp, which is attached to the tongue, and this strip decoration is called Monk-Strap, which is also the origin of the name of Monk- StrapShoe.

During the two World War, the shoes of the US Air Force officers were more designated, and the classic Munch shoes featured very much. They echoed a little rock and roll style, and many improved modern designs, such as pointed last, leather and hole decoration, so that Meng Kexie could bring the British gentleman's temperament and rock musician style.

As for how to match Munch shoes, it can be the elegant elegance of a fitted suit. Besides, it can also wear a second-hand and grind jeans to highlight the rock and roll style. But the most important thing is: please remember to buckle the metal buckle on the shoe upper.

Lok shoes Loafer

Nowadays many men are very fond of foe shoes.

Fortune shoes originate from Moccasins (North American Indians wear deer skin soft shoes) and aristocratic slippers.

The old aristocrats had relatively vulnerable feet, so they needed shoes like slippers.

The old slippers usually add different jewels or gold accessories to make it look more noble.

Later, it evolved into a pair of formal shoes, with a belt on the instep to reduce the expansion of leather so as to ensure that feet are fixed in the shoe.

In 1936, G.H.BASS employees brought back the prototype of Loafer shoes from Norway - a pair of shoes worn by Norway fishermen when they were on leisure.

Bass got inspiration from the shoe. He added soles to cater to the American market. The shoe was named Weejun in Norwegian.

Bass launched the Weejun business success, but also changed the clothing of American men. From then on, they had more casual and comfortable shoes, instead of wearing the old gentleman shoes.