Layers Of Muffin Shoes, Cultural Evolution From The 15Th Century To The Present

Looking back on the whole history, it is not difficult to find that muffins have different forms of expression in various stages of history. As early as the 15th century, muffin shoes were popular in both East and West. In the imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty, muffin shoes were the identity symbol of officials and celebrities; In Europe, muffin shoes were initially used as shoe covers for celebrities and ladies, but later, muffin shoes gradually became popular and became more and more exquisite. Because of its superior relationship, Venetians in Italy regard it as a symbol of identity. Later, due to frequent accidents, in 1670, the British Parliament issued an order prohibiting wearing.

In the 1930s, Shoe of sponge cake After disappearing for more than 200 years, it was revived. The reborn muffin shoes have been improved, and the structure has become more reasonable. The most popular platform shoes for women are the combination of classic heels and platform shoes. Some famous masters, such as salvatore ferragamo, andre perugia and david evins, have all made a large number of muffin shoes with unique designs, opening up a vast world for future generations.

In the 1970s, muffin shoes almost became the symbol of the whole era. At that time, no matter men and women, civilians, or people working or having fun, all people wore muffin shoes all the time. The record that London fashion shop biba sold 75000 pairs of muffin shoes in a few months shows the popularity of muffin shoes at that time. In terms of design, the 1970s was also the most imaginative period. Many lovely elements were used as the design of muffin shoes, such as flowers, ice cream, rainbows, stars and the moon. The height of muffin shoes was only two inches.

In the 1990s, with the expansion of fashion space and the concept of "heavenly steed flying in the sky", muffin shoes had a different look - all kinds of muffins. These new designs appeared together with the previous muffin shoes, reflecting the diversified personality of the 1990s. Some big designs such as Jean Paul Gorge, Prada, Saint Laurent, Vivian Westwood, etc. Among them, Vivian Westwood's muffin shoes once caused the famous black pearl Naomi Campbell to fall when performing in 1993, so the eight inch heels suddenly became famous and are now collected in the Victoria Albert Museum in London for viewing.