1969 | ERCO | by Ermenegildo Comelli
Vigevano
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1969 | ERCO granted with the International Fashion Leather Award, Florence
Source: Carla Comelli Archive
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INDEX
IL TACCO A SPILLO | THE STILETTO HEEL
PHOTOGALLERY 1953 - 1962
1969 | ERCO | by Ermenegildo Comelli
Vigevano
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1969 | ERCO granted with the International Fashion Leather Award, Florence
Source: Carla Comelli Archive
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1968 | Vaccari
Bologna
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1968 | Vaccari
Bologna
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1968 | Vaccari
Bologna
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1968 | Vaccari
Bologna
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1968 | Vaccari
Bologna
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1968 | Vaccari
Bologna
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1968 | VACCARI
Bologna
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1968 | VACCARI
Bologna
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1968 | VACCARI
Bologna
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Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Shoe Museum Photo by Irma Vivaldi |
Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Shoe Museum
Photo by Irma Vivaldi
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Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Footwear Museum
Photo by Irma Vivaldi
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Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Footwear Museum
Photo by Irma Vivaldi
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1986 | Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Footwear Museum
Photo by Irma Vivaldi
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Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Footwear Museum
Photo by Irma Vivaldi
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Shoe design by Giuliano Gobbi
Torrita di Siena | Tuscany | Alessandro Spinelli's Footwear Museum
Photo by Irma Vivaldi
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2013, Summer | SALAD DAYS | Volume 4, Issue 16 LTD Edition cover Photograph by Antonello Mantarro |
1991 | 411 | This Isn't Me | Workshed Photograph by Dan O'Mahony |
Metropolitan Museum Of Art, NY
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1969 | No Artists
Man On The Moon 7" | Philips UK
Source: Discogs
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1976 | Neil Armstrong Moon Boot
Given by NASA to the Musée de Romans for a five-year period
Source: La Chaussure | Atelier Achette, 1980
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1977 | Victor Burgin
Untitled from US77, 1977
Source: Panic Attack! | Merrel 2007
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Salvatore Deodato for Romea
At The MAA (Museum of Applied Art) | Belgrade, Serbia
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"Le scarpe presso il nostro museo sono marchiate Romea e credo furono disegnate da Salvatore Deodato. L'allora adolescente Lana Zafirović di Belgrado le acquistò a Milano, dopo averle viste sulla copertina di Vogue nel 1972."
"The shoes of our Museum are branded Romea and, I believe, designed by Salvatore Deodoto. Lana Zafirović, a teenager from Belgrade, had seen those shoes on the cover of the Vogue and bought them in Milan in 1972."
1973 | Salvatore Deodato for heelmaker VALE
S. Elpidio A Mare, Marche region
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Slatten's hole-in-the-wall wedgie (center) is of laminated wood with decoupage sides and a $ 90 price tag.
1975 | Fred Slatten
From: TV Guide - November 15, 1975
Source: Goldmine Trash
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1977 | U.K.
Source: British Pathé
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Location Unknown / Unclear - London?
Girls and men walking. Reporter interviewing various people about the claims that platform shoes being health hazard. An expert talks about it but is not very good in convincing a girl not to wear them (The Deodatos). More people on the street being interviewed. Some people say they look ridiculous, shoe salesman defences them with bizarre explanations etc. The end of an item shows the reporter wearing platform shoes and having difficulty walking. Voiceover informs that most of the injuries happen in the first few days of wearing them. Reporter walks off with difficulty.
(163 ft - Mag. Track in 4645 F)
Cataloguer's note - brilliant item, very entertaining.
1977 | Platform Shoes | U.K.
Source: British Pathé
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1973 | Salvatore Deodato as seen in
Museum Cav. Andolfi | S. Elpidio A Mare (Marche region)
Photograph: Matteo Zaffaroni
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1969 | Molaschi S. Lorenzo Di Parabiago, Milan Source: Calzaure Italiane di Lusso magazine |
1969 | Molaschi S. Lorenzo Di Parabiago, Milan Source: Calzaure Italiane di Lusso magazine |
1969 | Molaschi S. Lorenzo Di Parabiago, Milan Source: Calzaure Italiane di Lusso magazine |
1969 | Molaschi S. Lorenzo Di Parabiago, Milan Source: Calzaure Italiane di Lusso magazine |
1969 | Molaschi S. Lorenzo Di Parabiago, Milan Source: Calzaure Italiane di Lusso magazine |
1968 | Du Barry Creations by Stefano Marazzini
Parabiago, Milan
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1968 | Du Barry Creations by Stefano Marazzini
Parabiago, Milan
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1847 | Félicie de Fauveau and Hippolyte de Fauveau
Right Foot of the Dancer Fanny Elssler
Vienna, Österrichisches Theatermuseum
© Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
Source: Muséè d'Orsay
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1847 | Félicie de Fauveau and Hippolyte de Fauveau
Right Foot of the Dancer Fanny Elssler
Source: University Of Toronto/Professor A. Hood
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1968 | Mirabile
Parabiago, Milan
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1958 | Vibelsport Ad For The Guanto Shoes [Glove Shoes]
Nerviano, Milan
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1959 | Vibelsport Ad For The Guanto Shoes [Glove Shoes]
Nerviano, Milan
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"Il calzaturificio Vibelsport, ad esempio, era di proprietà di mio fratello Remo in società con tale Vibelli. Lavoravano come terzisti come una buona parte dei calzaturifici del distretto parabiaghese. Scarpe di alta qualità: tra gli altri producevano per la Baker-Benjes, un marchio americano di calzature maschili di classe (licenziatario di Ralph Lauren. NdR). Loro hanno realizzato le scarpe per il cestista Shaquille O'Neal - numero 59! - e hanno prodotto calzature che poi ha acquistato Michael Jackson."
Dall'intervista a Erminio Zaffaroni: "From JFK to Blahnik: the Zaffaroni Collection"
"Take my brother Remo and his partner Mr. Vibelli for instance. The shoe factory was called Vibelsport: they produced very high quality footwear for others, like the American brand Baker-Benjes (licensee for Ralph Lauren Footwear Inc.). They have made leather shoes for the basketball player Shaquille O’Neal – number 59! I don’t know the American size. Not to mention shoes later bought by Michael Jackson."
From the interview with Mr. Erminio Zaffaroni: "From JFK to Blahnik: the Zaffaroni Collection"
1955, October | Vibelsport Stand in Chicago
Mr. Vibelli (left) and Mr. Remo Zaffaroni of Vibelsport with the Guanto shoes
Chicago | National Shoe Fair
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1963 | Vibelsport | Nerviano, Milan The Guanto (Glove) Shoe |
OH, THOSE SHOES At The MAA (Museum of Applied Art) | Belgrade, Serbia |
"Siamo alla terza generazione di curatrici del Museo di Arte Applicata, che collezionano calzature indossate in Serbia. Ora, alla mostra "Ah, quelle scarpe!" il pubblico può vedere per la prima volta una parte di questa collezione: un centinaio di calzature femminili dal XIX e XX secolo, conservate nelle collezioni del Dipartimento del Tessile e del Costume e dell'Arte Applicata.
Le calzature dalla collezione del Dipartimento del Tessile e del Costume datano dal periodo tra il 1830 e il 1918 e tracciano il processo di trasformazione subito dall'abbigliamento della classe borghese serba durante il diciannovesimo secolo nella sua evoluzione dal tradizionale abbigliamento orientale verso la moda europea"
"This is already the third generation of female curators at the Museum of Applied Art that has been passionately collecting footwear worn in Serbia. Now, at the exhibition Ah, Those Shoes!, the audience can see for the first time a part of this collection: about one hundred pairs of women’s footwear from the 19th and 20th centuries held in the collections of the Department of Textiles and Costume and the Department of Contemporary Applied Art.
The footwear items from the collection of the Department of Textiles and Costume date from the period between 1830 and 1918 and they trace the process of transformation undergone by the dress of the Serbian bourgeois class during the 19th century on its way from traditional Oriental dress towards European fashions. "
Ca. 1975 | Capriccio
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1978/1979 | Ugo Rossetti
Parabiago, Milan
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1983 | Ferragamo
Florence
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OH, THOSE SHOES
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