Historical blogs

Spectator shoes – the eye-catching two-tone style loved by vintage fashion fans – have a history that spans nearly 100 years. From their flashy debut in 1920s men’s fashion to...

Mary Jane Shoes: A Timeless Classic Few shoe styles have stayed popular as long as Mary Janes. Known for their strap across the top, rounded toes, and flat or low...

Are Saddle Shoes in Style? We think so! Saddle shoes are a timeless and eye-catching choice. They add a fun, vintage touch to any outfit without feeling too dressed up....

Oxford shoes have been around since the 1800s, starting off as practical men's shoes and eventually becoming a must-have for women too. From classic styles like the Oxford and Derby...

Fashion in the 1950s reflected a new sense of optimism after World War II. As the economy recovered, styles shifted away from the practical, no-frills clothing of the war years....

World War II had a big influence on how people dressed in the 1940s. Keep reading to see what men and women wore during this time—and maybe find some fashion...

Explore what men and women wore during the 1930s and discover the influences that shaped the fashion of the decade. Practicality and Glamour During the Great Depression  Fashion in the...

A Time of Change and Cultural Liberation The 1920s—also known as the "Roaring Twenties"—was a vibrant decade marked by dramatic shifts in style and society. Following World War I (1914–1918),...

Step back in time with us and explore how people dressed in the early 1900s. This era, known as the Edwardian period or the Art Nouveau era, was marked by...