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02/12/2023

During World War II many countries restricted the use of traditional shoemaking materials such as leather and rubber. Shoemakers throughout Europe and North America turned to cork and grass for fashionable women’s footwear including platforms. Discover how nature has provided meaning and material for shoemaking across both time and place in our exhibition "In Bloom: Flowers and Footwear" ~ on view until October 6, 2024.

North American or French, late 1930s to mid 1940s.

Photo: Margaret Mulligan

06/09/2023

Думаєте про оновлення на осінь? Є ідея. Новий боб округлої форми, який вже встигли наректи bubble bob ("бульбашковий боб" або "бабл-боб...

29/05/2023

This pump from the 1960s features strawberries. It was made by the American brand Taj of India, which created Indian-inspired footwear that would appeal to a Western consumer. The silk upper was likely made in India and the heel in Italy; the entire shoe was probably assembled in New York. See these shoes on display in our exhibition "In Bloom: Flowers & Footwear" 🍓👠

American, 1962-1965

Photo: Margaret Mulligan

11/03/2023

11/03/2023

З дитинства в армії.😽 Таке життя...

15/08/2022

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