A truly fashionable woman is not afraid to try out new trends neither go back in time and wear vintage clothing. The same goes with shoes. There are so many vintage shoe styles ranging from the year 1920s to 1950s that you could choose from. These shoes are garnering admiration from ladies all over the world.
 Vintage Suede Bebe Heels size 8 US $3.24 |
 VTG 1950s SPRINGOLATOR Heels Sz 5 1 2 M US $15.50 |
 1950s ff Black Outlined Heel Seam Nylon Stockings US $10.06 |
To help you in your search for that perfect pair of vintage shoes, here are some pointers to remember:
Stiletto heels became popular when Dior added it into his collection. In 1950’s, theater actresses were donned with ballet flats with matching white socks. Due to the strong media influence, this get up became quite popular in the theater scene. However, in the real world, stiletto heels are making a whole new statement. They may be uncomfortable to wear but they look so fabulous when paired with almost any outfit. Nowadays, more and more women go gaga over the different colors and styles of stilettos. Golden stilettos are adored by many because of its extraordinary charm and sophistication.
 VTG 60S Velvet Step mad man pump heels 95 US $45.00 |
 Vtg40s Selby Navy Blue Peep Toe Beaded Bow Shoes Pumps US $17.00 |
 Vtg 40s Two Tone Brown Bronze Peep Toe Shoes Pumps US $20.50 |
Lower-heeled pumps are intended for women who don’t like wearing high heels. These are more comfortable to wear compared to stilettos. There are also Oxford shoes which you can purchase in various colors and pretty styles. These shoes may appear chunkier but definitely functional.
Standard wedges were created before the war even began. Due to the shortage of leather, shoe designers opted to use wood and cork for the soles instead. These shoes were originally labeled as “wedgies” and have different textures, colors and styles. You can either purchase fully covered toes or peep toes. Many designer brands add appealing appliqués and decorations such as sparkling chains, flowers, jagged straps and a lot more.
Peep-toe pumps were first launched in 1930s. The fashion industry was greatly affected by the Great Depression but this didn’t stop the shoe industry from manufacturing high quality pumps worldwide. There were three basic shoe styles that were in demand during that time. These are the lace-up shoes, slip-on style and buckle shoes. All three possess distinct features and qualities. The tiny holes located on the shoe pointers are the ones that bind them together. These shoes are made of luxurious materials like velvet, satin, silk and brocade. Some are more attractive with added decorations such as buckles, sequins, bows and complex straps. The admirable design and the high quality materials used make vintage peep-toe shoes popular and well-loved footwear.
One of the trendiest footwear that ever hit the fashion scene is vintage ladies cowboy boots. This pair of shoes can go well with basically any outfit. A lot of ladies’ cowboy boots are considered collector’s item. You can choose from a wide range of styles, sizes and height available. There are some that ranges from 14 to 17 inches tall. Vintage ladies cowboy boots have gone through modifications to keep track with the modern times.
Fortunately, there are currently numerous boutiques offering this item so you can easily purchase one that you desire. You can also check out some online stores that sells vintage shoes.