So here is some info on 1950s accessories in general. You can use this when you are in need of some fifties-style advice... you can use this in addition to the '
create the New Look' bit I posted earlier. Typical fifties shoes are pumps with kitten heels. I HATE those... please shoot me now if I ever have to wear them... I can't even look at them without feeling nauseas. I like high high heels. So I will not dedicate more time on those tiny heel-wannabees haha.
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Semi s-shapes heels are the best! |
The only thing in my wardrobe I prefer to be modern at all times are shoes, but I do like it when they are vintage inspired. For that fifties look, a peeptoe is a good way to go but pointy toes can look very authentic too. The shoes can be decorated with bows for instance, and t-straps or ankle straps can look good too. The heels were usually slim, but they can we a bit more chunky as well (note: not seventies-Abba-chunky.) A heel with the right 'curve' (alsmost an s-shape, see picture) makes almost every shoe fifty-ish. Concerning the height, choose what you like. A very high heel is modern, but as long as the shape/colour of the shoe is fifties I'd say 'go for it.' I myself either wear high heels or no heels. If you do not like heels or find them uncomfortable; take Audrey Hepburn as an example. She is the queen of cute loafers/weejuns and ballerina-like shoes that where also popular footwear in the fifties.
Those shoes!! WOW!
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