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Miami's ultimate shopping experience begins with a stroll down the streets on Ocean Drive in South Beach.
As was loudly heralded in the photo next door, Tyler & Sons completed their alterations and opened premises at nos. 9 and 10 Broad Street in Waterford!
Photographer: Poole Photographic Studios, Waterford
Date: 1896?
NLI Ref: POOLEWP 0784
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
This photograph featured in our Working Lives, 1893-1913 exhibition at the National Photographic Archive in Temple Bar, Dublin.
Sandália Biondini em couro prata com frente formada por três tiras arrematadas por um delicado laço.
Evening shoes worn by the Empress Eugénie, circa 1854, when shoes has no distinctive shaping for left and right feet. Four pairs have handwritten inscriptions: 'S,M.L. Impératrice droit'. The left shoes bear Parisian 'Viault-Esté' labels.
Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle.
Rober Harling, the noted designer, produced Tea-Chest for Stephenson Blake in 1939 but this brochure seems to date from c1950 and indeed states that ‘stencilled letter-forms have had no place in the spate of type designs which in recent years, has descended with such fury upon the unsuspecting printer and typographer.’
The type face is shown here alongside Bodoni in a mock up advert for the fashionable shoe shops of Lilley & Skinner. The UK chain had its origins with a Mr Lilley in London in 1835 but the name came about when the founder's son joined forces with a family member, a Mr Lilley, in 1881. They made and sold shoes until taken over by the Sears backed British Shoe Corporation in 1961. By the 1990s this group was broken up although the brand name survives. I love the fact that Lilley & Skinner's flagship branch on Oxford St in London was "London's shoe rendezvous"! That and the 'shoeperlatively'.
A gorgeous pair of vintage GAY CRAFT classic open-toe pumps in a platinum faux leather for the Holidays next year--or for Valentines Day! From a local high-end shoe store (no longer in business) in Richmond, Virginia.
These have excellent design and fine craftsmanship--exhibiting all the characteristics that are markers of high quality vintage footwear made by GAY CRAFT.
The vamp has a neat tailored overlapping treatment above the deeply-cut revealing peep-toe--and what a great gleaming gold lining! Printed on this lining across the padded arch of the insole it says "HOFHEIMER'S GAY CRAFT SHOES MADE IN U.S.A.", and "OUR ROSE LAST" on the heel portion of the sock lining.
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Evening and night functions and parties has its own importance and elegance than others gathering. This is common that mostly girls like evening functions because of the lightning and environment.
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Evening-shoe, made for the firm Lilley & Skinner in London, about 1925
Victoria and Albert museum, named after the British queen and her consort, was founded in 1852. It has the world's greatest museum of decorative art and design, with a permanent collection spanning over 5 000 years and including 4 500 000 objects. The museum is divided into 145 galleries and houses objects of marble, iron, glass, ceramics among others. The collection of Italian Renaissance objects is the largest outside of Italy. But there is also collections of Asian artifacts. And everything is neatly divided into collections - be it plaster-castings or Chinese art.
The museum is often abbreviated V&A.
Elegant early 90s soft and shimmery champagne brocade ankle- strap high heel shoes by Mondi. Beautifully made in Italy of leather and a rich floral brocade of mint green, soft pink, fuchsia, sparkling blues and a wisp of yellow on a champagne-coloured back drop.
"Manolo Blahnik, stiletto-heeled pumps, zebra printed pony skin, 1998, England. Gift of Manolo
Blahnik."
Visit Shoes: Anatomy, Identity, Magic at The Museum at FIT.
Strappy T-bar evening shows from 1935, on loan from the FIT collection
"Shanghai Glamour: New Women 1910s-40s" exhibition
April 26, - November 3, 2013
Museum of Chinese in America
New York, New York
365-164 Tuesday, 13th October 2009
Later this week it's my mum's birthday, so tonight was a birthday treat for her from my dad - I took her to see Mamma Mia in the West End. It was a great show, and we had a great time! I had originally planned to grab a snap of Mum by the theatre with my compact as my photo of the day - but I was dumb enough to forget to check the batteries beforehand, and they were dead!! Hence this pic taken when we got home, of mum's (fabulous) shoes and a souvenir program! :)