Flat shoes, strong recovery

Perhaps high-heeled shoes are the most sexy weapon for women. It occupies most of the time, and is constantly moving toward exaggeration and sharpness. At the same time, however, flat shoes that once faded out of the fashion arena are also recovering strongly in another way.

The 1939 Hollywood classic "Wizard of Oz" emerged, showing people that flat shoes can also have the charm of fashion. The simple, shiny, and jeweled "Ruby Shoes" worn by Judy Garland's heroine Dorothy became the ultimate dream of every young girl. It is also like a classic ballerina shoe in the future. Prototype. In 1949, Capezio, an American company that created dance suits, produced the first pair of ballerinas, women's flats with a ribbon on the ankles. Hepburn quickly put on it in the movie "Funny Girl." The first pair of flat shoes that became famous in the fashion industry in history was born.

Of course, flat shoes are still not as eye-catching as high-heeled shoes for most of the time, but when it comes to the history of fashion, there is no lack of fashion idols that translate flat shoes to be elegant.

Although flat shoes rarely appear on the T stage, it is still essential for every girl's fashion. A pair of classic flats (either ballet or round-bottomed jelly shoes), it's so comfortable that you can wear it in your bedroom at any time for walking and running. And it often makes you feel that you are pleasing yourself more than please men. This is why we still love flat shoes in this era. (Ira)