10. Okobo, Japan - 1970 's
Before the 1970 's and shoe platform, the geisha in Japan have been wearing Okobo or better known as clogs. Reasons to wear a very high platform shoes not only for fashion, but also for a very practical reason. If you are wearing very expensive kimono that hangs up to your feet, you certainly don't want to dirty your kimono mud which hung down the ground to long, well this is where the Okobo from functioning. Okobo are made from one piece of wood that is designed to naturally without additional anything but. Okobo shoes high about 5.5 inches (14 cm), and the dipennya carved hollow, making it a very distinctive sound when used to run. In fact, the word Okobo is an onomatopoeia, which means the sound of walking in them.
9. Men's High Heels, Europa - 1700
A slide pres Shoes and stockings are becoming very important for the men in Europe in 1700 's, when coats and trousers began to be worn which started to become the fashion trend at the time. Men began to form memperhantikan of the beautiful feet and shoes are great for getting support their appearance. In fact, Louis XIV also has high heels with red soles and heels. But because it has a body that is not too high with a top notch then, he later wore high heels to appear more perfect. And then, of course, what Louis XIV as the King of the time followed by its people. Many men who later wearing shoes with red soles and the right height.
8. Kab-kabs, Lebanon - century 14-17
KAB-Kabs studded silver made of wood is also known as "kabkabs" or "nalins". These shoes are the shoes that are practical for women in the Middle East to protect themselves from dirt and discomfort on wet roads, muddy, muddy and in hot. For those that include the rich, kab-kab shoes they are often decorated with pearls. KAB-kab designed very high with layers of embroidery, silk velvet or leather. The name "kabkab" is derived from the sound that is heard when used walking on marble floors. The top embroidered with silver, gold or pewter wire. For special occasions, such as weddings, wooden Stilts kab-kab was designed to be more interesting with decorated silver or small silver ornaments.
7. Shoes of plaited Birch bark, Finlandia - mid 20th century
At the beginning of the 20th century, women wore shoes woven of bark is in her everyday. They also use these shoes as overshoes namely shoes worn to protect leather shoes more expensive against the rain, mud and snow. These shoes are often made of Birch bark, but there are also made from bark linden or lime tree bark. Norway, Sweden, and Russia also have even woven bast shoes have their own version of the footwear. Unfortunately, age leather shoes this is not durable, can only use 6 to 7 days.
6. Chopines, Italia – 1580-1620
In an era right now, only a small number of museums have examples of original chopines shoes. Start charged on the renaissance, but they are still widely favored by the women of Italy until the early 17th century. Like Japan, the main purpose of Okobo wearing Chopines is to beautify the appearance of the wearer. Chopines were not only makes the wearer more height up to 18 cm (5 inches) but also make the wearer more classy impressed because it is very fancy and expensive. These shoes are made of wood are coated with fine silk or velvet, adorned with silver lace and silk tassel. Unfortunately, Chopines shoes rarely seen, even in paintings from the period eke period, because women always wore long dresses that covered their footwear.
5. Helless shoes – Since 2007
Heelless shoes began in runaway Antonio Berardi in 2007 and became even more famous when worn by Victoria Beckham in 2008. Although it looks very unnatural and uncomfortable, according to designers in the United Kingdom and Italy, shoes without this right does not cause the wearer to feel the pain in their legs. Although it is very weird and looks to be very difficult to wear, but the designers say that this shoe is very well balanced. The enthusiast of fashion shoes in particular began to menngincar this shoe even though at first they feel somewhat afraid of imbalances that will make them fall, but after wearing it, they say that wearing shoes without heels is the same as like regular shoes. However, many medical experts say that these shoes can cause permanent damage to the feet, knees and spine if worn continuously.
4. Padukas, India – 1700
Ceremonial padukas, or toe-knob sandals, is the oldest major India. This shoe was only made up of footgear and buttons, which are located between each big toe loafer. They are generally made of silver, wood, iron or even ivory. There's even a Spiked Paduka (Paduka with large nails) are used for masochism. Masochism is to get satisfaction or sexual arousal by having pain inflicted on oneself. Some masochists enjoy a aichmophilia shape (needles and nails). After the pain has been felt for 20-40 minutes, the body will start to produce opiate-like chemicals to reduce the sensation of pain. The release of these chemicals causes anesthetic qualities, ecstatic and trance that allegedly enhance sexual sensitivity. Spiked Padukas Sandals worn by the people of India who embraced the Hindu Sadhus, or holy men.
3. The Ballet Boots, Since 1980's
The Ballet boot is a contemporary style a reflection of footwear. They started as a shoe fetish, but eventually has grown popular as a fashion trend, especially in Japan. This shoe combines the look of traditional ballet shoes with high heels. Wear these shoes will indirectly force the wearer to walk menjinjit very high like a ballerina while dancing ballet. The Ballet Boot originally gained popularity in the years of the 1980 's, and is now available worldwide through specialty stores and online.
2. Lotus shoes, China - the 10th century
The unique tradition of being beautiful Chinese version in ancient times is by forming their feet like the feet of a baby. This Petite feet initially only run by noble women and is considered symbolic of beauty and prosperity. The process of formation of this Lotus feet from children aged four to seven years. Initially, the feet will be dioles with Herb herbs and animal blood so limp and toenails cut as deeply as possible. Then all the jarai toes will be bent towards the sole of the foot until his bones broken. Toes that stick to the soles of the feet are then bound tightly with cloth and bent parallel with rigid backs up to the tunkai and then dibebat again with the fabric length. The result of the feet will grow with the length of 7-9 cm after pembebatan for 2 years. The girl will walk very slowly with resting on the heels of the passage way so that will berlenggak waddling little penguins. Well, this gait is considered adorable and sexual for the men. However, defects and infections that plagued the feet stink so women will still be wearing socks and shoes when making love.
1. Wooden Bridal Shoes, Prancis - the late 19th century
Strange and unique shoes originated from Bethmale Valley, South of the City Saint Girons in the Ariege district. Made from a hunk of wood taken walnut trees with their roots, the men usually make these shoes to his future. They believe if the higher-end, more and higher sense of love the husband to the wife.
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