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Men's Shoes 1400s
Middle of 14th century, people started make difference between men and women in fashion including shoes. At the Renaissance, the height of feels represented the rank of people, so kings in Europe wore shoes with high feels. Among citizens, pointed shoes became popular. -
Men's Shoes 1600-1700s
During 1600-1700s (Baroque period), shoes were made from expensive materials, such as velvet, satin, silk and decorated with artificial flowers, ribbons and gemstones. Men wore shoes with red heels in order to show their status. -
Men's Shoes 1950s
During the 1950s, the trends of "American informal" fashion become popular. Therefore, the classic shoes were made with mixed color and textures. Moreover, the shape of shoes became thicker soles and a narrower silhouette. -
Men's Shoes 1970s
During 1970s, platform shoes became the most trendy style among men. Platform shoes remained on trend as disco shoes and as everyday fashion for retro stylin’ gents. Also, bowling or track shoes, retro sneakers, loafers and wingtips became popular as well. -
Men's Shoes 1990s
During 1990s, Men's fashion including shoes became more causal and designed with bright color. Classic shoes still existed and were used for formal situations, but sport shoes became the most trend, especially for younger generations. Colorful basketball sneakers were the most popular shoes.