Friday Shoe History Corner: Will the real granny bootie please stand up?
Posted on August 31st, 2007 by shoesense under Shoe History CornerOn the left: a creation of Francois Pinet, c. 1870; on the right, French boot c. 1890.
Writes Linda O’Keeffe: ‘Victorian morality dictated that women’s ankles be coveered to protect them from men’s prying eyes. Ironically, the intricate tight lacings of the ankle boots had a titillating effect.’
Word.
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