Vintage Style Shoes

If retro and vintage fashion are your thing, check out these seven fantastic styles of footwear styles from the past!

Vintage inspired shoes from 1900s to the 1960s in regular, wide and extra wide sizes. Very comfortable and full of vintage style are Hotter brand shoes.

Women's 1940s shoes cam in styles such as the wedgie (or wedge) shoe, slingback heels, platform shoes, and peep toe pumps are all timeless vintage dress shoes. Casual 1940s shoes included saddle shoes, penny loafers, and summer sandals. The walking Oxford was the everyday shoe all women wore with dresses, suits, and separates. In winter,

Best seller! 1940s style shoes "Donna" by Hotter. USA and UK shippping. Multiple colors and widths! http://www.vintagedancer.com/1940s/1940s-womens-shoes/ would be beautiful with the wedding colors! and complete the vintage bridesmaid ensemble! with <3 from JDzigner www.jdzigner.com

Mary-Jane are iconic shoes that you cannot pass by indifferently. Minimalistic and chic. A shapely oval toe, a perfectly placed belt and a subtle cut please the eyes. Perfect form, double softened insole and calfskin lining ensure full comfort. Comfortable, stable, perfectly balanced heel slims calves and still allows you to move confidently and freely. They can be very elegant, accompanied by plain tights, a pencil skirt and a cardigan. They are also great for everyday use, worn with jeans…

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Dress: c/o Asian iCandy; Coat: Tulle; Tights: Target; Shoes: c/o Elf; Tote: c/o Alphabet Bags; Bow Clip: Dollar Store; Not Pictured: lacy shorts under my dress for full coverage ;) Some things never change, right? Those happy things from our childhood can end up being extra special as grown ups. I can remember my favorite night gown as a kid. It was printed with black Scottie dogs, and I had a plush dog that matched perfectly. It was my favorite night gown. I've almost completely blocked out…

1950s men's shoes include black and white saddle shoes, two tone wingtip Oxfords, chukka boots, Winkelpickers, penny loafers, creepers, Nubuck Oxfords, and Elvis's blue suede shoes. For the 1950s men's boots included Chelsea boots, engineer boots (greaser boots), cowboy boots, and classic lace up boots. Casual shoes, sports sneakers (Converse), and dress shoes were all

Victorian women were notable for their tall black lace-up Victorian boots. They continued to be worn into the 1950s with a vintage revival in the 1980s as well. Often called granny boots, Old West boots, Lolita boots or witch's boots, they are popular with Civil War and Victorian event reenactors. Button up boots and low