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List Price : $129.95 Price : $110.00
as of 2013-02-03 05:50 AM
Product Description
The Birkenstock Men's Boston Nubuck Clog hits you square in the chest as your alarm goes off for the hundredth time. Startled, you pick up the lightweight and durable Nubuck Clog and contemplate hurling it back at your housemate. You take a closer look at the closed-toe Nubuck and notice the cork footbed's pronounced arch support, deep heel cup and roomy toe box. Plus the thick yet supple leather feel soft against your fingers and there aren't any beer stains from last night's Phish show. Sweet!
Product Features
- Upper Material: [upper] suede; [footbed] cork; [footbed] suede
- Waterproofing:
- Sole: EVA
- Construction:
- Lacing:
- Midsole:
- Arch Support:
- Footbed:
- Weight:
- Recommended Use: beach, casual & streetwear
- Manufacturer Warranty: 30 days
- Birkenstock contoured cork and latex soft footbed is designed to great support for your arches.
- Lightweight outsole bends with your foot and offers shock absorption and durability.
- Raised toe bar promotes a natural gripping motion to exercise your legs and improves circulation.
- Leather, suede or nubuck upper, suede sockliner, cork / latex footbed, EVA outsole.
- Care: Brush with stiff brush or suede bar. Buff with leather cleaner or polish. Wipe with dry cloth.
More About Birkenstock Boston Nubuck Clog - Men's Antique Peat, 46.0
Out of all of the designer shoes created all through history, the heel is the historical symbol of status and eroticisma ideal blend of sass and class. although other trends in designer shoes have come and gone for good, the heel has developed over time to be a permanent member of our fashion world.Ancient Aristocracy
In ancient Egypt, most women walked around barefoot. But heels were reserved for the upper class. There was a small class of elite who wore heels to suggest their higher status. In Rome, actors would wear heels if they were playing a character of high status. Originating in Turkey, between the 15th and 17th centuries, chopines were fashionable high-platform shoes that can get to heights of 30 inches!
Elegant Expressions
The classic fashionable heel that we think of nowadays was introduced by Catherine de Medici in the 1500s. Arranged for marriage into the Duke of Orleans (later the king of France), she lacked a tall stature or beauty. Insecure about her competition at the court with his mistress, the stunning Diane de Poitiers, she rocked some two inch heels Which gave her the grace and confidence she needed. The heel rapidly caught on with both women and men. King Louis XIV was obsessed along with other his heels, frequently wearing heels as tall as five inches. In fact, no one was even allowed to wear heels as high as his own, or in his favorite red color. This led to a foot fetish in the media, associating the heel with eroticism and pleasure due to the properly formed arch that it created at the foot.
Striking Stilettos
Ginger Rogers brought the heel back in style in the light of Hollywood glamour throughout the very good depression. Christian Dior, a French high fashion designer, and Roger Vivier brought back the heel in its modern style. Louis introduced the world in to the stiletto (Italian for little dagger), suggesting an edgy, phallic symbol. They were so edgy, they were banned from one public buildings due into the fact they damaged the floors. After the introduction of those mini-skirt in the 1960s, stiletto heels were the rage. through the 1970s, the ancient chopines developed a comeback in psychedelic platform shoes. at the 1980s, stilettos made a comeback as feminists focused much less on the immobility of heels, and their association with female sexual pleasure, height and authority. Designer heels were a sign of Yuppie success.
Modern Mania
Nowadays, the heel is more Popular compared to ever. Heels could be dressed up in formal attire, or down having a pair of designer jeans. Heels seem to be attached in special ways, like in flip flops or even tennis shoes. The Devil Wears Prada and Sex and at the same time the City have fueled the modern shoe rageit looks like the heel is here to stay.
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