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A WALK THROUGH TIME: THE FASCINATING HISTORY OF FOOTWEAR From ancient civilizations to modern fashion runways, footwear has played a crucial role in human history, reflecting cultural practices, technological advancements, and societal norms. Let's embark on a journey through the captivating history of shoes. Early Beginnings: Footwear traces its origins back to ancient times when humans crafted simple coverings to protect their feet from rough terrain and harsh weather conditions. The earliest known shoes date back to around 10,000 BCE, with evidence of sandals made from plant fibers and animal hides found in archaeological sites. Ancient Civilizations: In ancient Egypt, footwear became a symbol of social status and identity, with elaborate sandals adorned with precious metals and jewels worn by royalty and the elite. Meanwhile, in ancient Greece and Rome, sandals were the predominant footwear choice, crafted from leather and embellished with intricate designs. Medieval Era: During the Middle Ages, shoes evolved to meet the demands of various occupations and social classes. Peasants wore simple leather shoes, while nobility flaunted ornate footwear with pointed toes and exaggerated heels. Shoemaking guilds emerged, paving the way for craftsmanship and innovation in shoe design. Renaissance and Baroque Period: The Renaissance era brought about a renewed interest in art, culture, and fashion, leading to the creation of more refined and elaborate footwear. High-heeled shoes became fashionable among European aristocrats, symbolizing power and prestige. In the Baroque period, shoes reached new heights of extravagance, featuring intricate embroidery and lavish embellishments. Read more