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These sophisticated women's shoes, with their slender high heels, show the popularity of Italian and French styles in Britain at this time. Called ‘slippers’, they showed off the woman's tiny foot and shapely leg under the shorter dresses that were then fashionable. The narrowest high heels had to be reinforced with metal spikes. This feature appeared again when stiletto heels came into fashion in the 1950s and 1960s.

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  • 1770 / 1789, France
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  • These sophisticated women's shoes, with their slender high heels, show the popularity of Italian and French styles in Britain at this time. Called ‘slippers’, they showed off the woman's tiny foot and shapely leg under the shorter dresses that were then fashionable. The narrowest high heels had to be reinforced with metal spikes. This feature appeared again when stiletto heels came into fashion in the 1950s and 1960s. (en)
  • Black shoes, 1770–89, France or Italy, Silk satin and leather (en)
  • Pair of women's shoes of black silk satin with high heel and pointed tongue (en)
  • Label for the exhibition Shoes: Pleasure and Pain On Your Toes With their slender high heels, these women’s shoes showed off the wearer’s tiny foot and shapely leg under the ankle-length dresses then fashionable. A partial wedge supported the span of the arch. Nonetheless, the thin satin-covered wooden heel would not take much weight and the wearer would have had to balance on her toes. Black shoes 1770–89 France or Italy Silk satin and leather Given by Mrs Willoughby Hodgson V&A: T.215&A-1916 [2015-2016] Black satin shoe French or Italian, 1770-1785 Museum no. T.215A-1916 Given by Mrs. Willoughby Hodgson [2007] (en)
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  • These sophisticated women's shoes, with their slender high heels, show the popularity of Italian and French styles in Britain at this time. Called ‘slippers’, they showed off the woman's tiny foot and shapely leg under the shorter dresses that were then fashionable. The narrowest high heels had to be reinforced with metal spikes. This feature appeared again when stiletto heels came into fashion in the 1950s and 1960s. (en)
  • Black shoes, 1770–89, France or Italy, Silk satin and leather (en)
  • Pair of women's shoes of black silk satin with high heel and pointed tongue (en)
  • Label for the exhibition Shoes: Pleasure and Pain On Your Toes With their slender high heels, these women’s shoes showed off the wearer’s tiny foot and shapely leg under the ankle-length dresses then fashionable. A partial wedge supported the span of the arch. Nonetheless, the thin satin-covered wooden heel would not take much weight and the wearer would have had to balance on her toes. Black shoes 1770–89 France or Italy Silk satin and leather Given by Mrs Willoughby Hodgson V&A: T.215&A-1916 [2015-2016] Black satin shoe French or Italian, 1770-1785 Museum no. T.215A-1916 Given by Mrs. Willoughby Hodgson [2007] (en)
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