Why Are Oxford Shoe Popular Shoe Last Technology And Goodyear Technology Mature?

< p > it is reported that Oxford's "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "target=" _blank "shoes" /a "is the popular men's shoes from the University of Oxford in seventeenth Century. The characteristics of Oxford shoes are that the shoe designs on the sides of the shoe and the sides of the shoe are carved like wings, which not only bring decorative changes to the leather shoes, but also reveal the low-key and elegant humanistic feelings in the manual work, and outline the elegant gentlemanly demeanor.

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< p > Fred Astaire Astaire, as the ideal man introduced by Hollywood in twentieth Century, represents a kind of energetic but elegant style. "Fred"

He wears a pair of Oxford shoes almost every day.

"No matter whether the camera is being filmed, Astaire insists on making himself dance."

Once commentators described his clothes in this way, "tap dance, which is a little humorous and fast dance, combined with his slender double colored Oxford shoes, has a fashion sense to rush out of the screen."

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< p > Oxford shoes originate from a rebellion about male style.

In sixteenth Century, the French monarch Louis Xiv fell in love with the high-heeled shoes used for riding skid resistance, which almost perfectly solved his short and extravagant needs.

As the European center of culture, France quickly promoted this trend to all parts of Europe. After that, with a large number of European shoemaker settlers in the United States, these shoes became popular all over the world.

There was such a record that men in seventeenth Century wore both tight and high shoes indoors and outdoors.

By the middle of seventeenth Century, a black boot called "Jackboot" gradually occupied the mainstream.

However, the independent University of Oxford students do not like those "bended feet" shoes. They hope that the "bondage" at their feet can be easily taken off at any time.

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< p > 1640, Oxford people introduced Oxford shoes with low upper shoes, and in the process of improvement, they really divorced from the rural village style, with elegant, classical and traditional meanings.

According to the book "What People Wore" written by Douglas Gosland (Douglas Gorsline), after 1800, with the pition of male fashion trend from luxury to pragmatism, Oxford shoes really became popular.

By 1830, this highly recognizable shoe had almost appeared in all the ballrooms at that time.

In addition to the British and American, the picky Italian also gradually realized the classic of Oxford shoes.

A man's shoes bring his world view to a certain extent: "a pair of pure black Oxford shoes with a less round head, not so square and not so sharp, and a black and white bow tie can be present at the costumes Gala.

The brownish Oxford shoes with a front face are not formal, but they are wild.

All black, all cut Oxford shoes, the people who wear it must be European.

Until the "World War II", men who lived frugally knew that cheap shoes always had a cheap appearance, and those most expensive shoes were mostly from Britain.

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At the end of the nineteenth Century, the proud British people almost dominated the world's leather shoes market. At that time, England shoemaker, who was forced by economic pressure to turn to mechanical production, was surprised to find that those Americans who had lived in new England colony and produced in the family mode realized the future of industrialization early and occupied almost all mechanical patents. In order not to pay them the expensive rental fee, the British kept the tradition of hand-made shoes, and that is why the traditional and comfortable custom concept was finally handed down.

However, this highly artificial shoe has always been worth a lot of money.

John Lobb, an old British shoe store located at 9 St. James street, London, has an unattractive appearance. The store is also described by fashion editors as "playing a nostalgic emotional card", where customers can still see the scenes and processes of shoemaking in the past.

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< p > wet and cold weather in Great Britain forced the shoemaker to use a more time-consuming method: Goodyear Welted (Goodyear process).

Double seams sew the upper and soles firmly into one body, so that the shoe can bear the greatest degree of extrusion. The cavity formed between the bottom of the shoe and the bottom of the shoe can isolate the moisture. The laying of cork layer ensures the maximum permeability of the leather shoes.

This creative design and strong appearance perfectly coincide with the trend of the time. When gentlemen buy wide shoulders and wide legged suits, they often choose a pair of Oxford shoes.

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< p > double color black and white Oxford shoes are most famous, but they are only one of the variants of Oxford shoes.

Shoes with Cap-toe, W, Wing-tip, fancy Bullock, and Balmoral worn by Americans are all the same.

The Spanish architect Gaudi once said that the straight line belongs to mankind and the curve belongs to God.

For hundreds of years, every curve and blowhole decoration added by men on the basis of Oxford shoes is more fulfilling this pursuit.

No matter what is the difference between calling and details, when you use a shoelace to tighten up the Enclosed Lacing of Oxford shoes, the shoes will be tightly integrated into one block. This is the biggest difference between it and another classic Derby, and also the most worrying thing for the fashionable male with fat feet.

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< p > with the gradual narrowing of men's < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > clothing < /a >, the function of Oxford shoes has been relegated to the second line, and the volume has begun to be lighter.

Canvas, suede, lacquer and other materials are integrated into the market. Various materials liberate men's feet and their ideas.

After the 80s of last century, the British economic recovery soon fell into a bubble, and a large number of restaurants and bars were built to make London a center of material desire.

A campaign of "enriching the people" that emphasizes personal consumption is rising. Conservatives are worried that the party scene in Fitzgerald's great Gatsby is reappearing: "celebrities are everywhere, even the flies on the wall feel honored."

In this conservative and avant-garde country, Oxford shoes no longer represent serious and upbringing, but reflect gorgeous and retro return.

Blair, the British Prime Minister, who also loves Oxford shoes, is likely to be taking drugs. Her eyes sparkle like beau, her face is sweaty, and the prodigal son wearing a soft fur hat and thin tie can carry it forward. In 2012, Pete Doherty, Kate Moss's ex boyfriend and rock musician, endorsed the French brand The Kooples.

The Oxford shoe matches the three piece suit, has molded Pete's consistent classical and popular mix and match image, also let the past English gentleman reappearance.

"Baudelaire, Camus's" The Dandy ", specifically refers to the mix of fancy, noble material, clothes, and men who care very much about clothes, is not about the norms of dressing and speaking and behaving, which represents an ideology, a sense of superiority, which is close to belief, spiritual and intellectual.

Peter said so.

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< p > "in consumption, men may always wake up later."

Since supermodel Cui Ji (Twiggy) wore the first women's Bullock shoes (designed by the old British George Cleverley), Oxford shoes had a naughty feminist color.

Not only is the Emma Watson's favorite Ivy girl fond of it, even the blonde girls in gossip girl would like to use this shoe to say, "I don't please men, please come to please me". (Emmma Watson)

In 2011, men's clothing sales in the world were almost the same as that of women's clothing. Male consumers who had been immersed in dark colors for a long time began to pay attention to color and patterns. Meanwhile, "more and more era dramas began to encourage young people to understand traditional charm."

As the audience saw in the American opera "the the Atlantic Empire", the Nucky frowned into the deep beach and allowed the sea to erode his dazzling Forzieri winged Oxford shoes.

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