1930’s shoes and boots
Shoes and boots inspired by the classic 1930’s
Early 1930s flats with cutouts - Cognac Brown - Anna
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Early 1930s flats with cutouts - Black- Anna
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Early 1940s everyday lace-up shoes - Black - Emily
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1930s evening shoes with peep toe- gold - Susan
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20s / 30s style everyday leather boot - Black - Martha
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Early 1940s everyday lace-up shoes - Nougat Brown - Emily
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Late 1930s / early 1940s suede shoes - Black - Ida
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Early 1930s oxford high heels- Cream - Marie
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Late 1930s / early 1940s suede shoes - Burgundy red - Ida
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Early 1930s oxford high heels- Black - Marie
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1910s / 1920s style everyday leather boot - Black - Britta
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Early 1930s oxford high heels- Brown-red - Marie
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1910s / 1920s style everyday leather boot - Brown - Britta
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Early 1940s everyday lace-up shoes - Cognac Brown - Emily
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Classic 1930s Oxfords - Cognac Brown - Juliette
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Early 1930s Art Deco evening sandals - Gold - Helen
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Early 1930s Art Deco evening sandals - Black - Helen
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Early 30s pump with double ankle straps - Dark brown - Judy
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Early 30s pump with double ankle straps - Cognac brown - Judy
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1930s style leather lace-up ankle boot - brown - Betty
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1930s style leather lace-up ankle boot - Black - Betty
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Late 1930s / early 1940s suede shoes - Navy blue- Ida
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Early 1930s oxford high heels- Cognac Brown - Marie
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Men's 20s / 30s style athletic/sports leather shoe - Black - Peter
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Men's late 20s / 30s style everyday leather ankle boot - Dark brown - Tom
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Early 1930s Art Deco evening sandals - Silver - Helen
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Early 1930s oxford high heels- White - Marie
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Men's late 20s / 30s style everyday leather ankle boot - Black - Tom
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1930s/1940s Style Winter Snow Boots with Fur - Black - Rita
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1930s/1940s Style Winter Snow Boots with Fur - Blue - Rita
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1930s everyday Oxford heels with tassels - Black - Mildred
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1940s suede pumps with rosette and peep toe - Black - Jean
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FAQ 1930’s shoes and boots:
Mary Jane shoes and T-strap shoes from the 1920s remained popular, but the French heel was replaced by a more classic heel, called a Spanish heel or the Hollywood heel. Evening sandals in metallic colors with cut-outs were a perfect choice for an elegant party wardrobe inspired by Hollywood glamour. For everyday wear, oxford shoes in brown or black leather with a practical block heel or a flat heel were preferred. Two-tone spectator shoes were popular with both men and women, often in the colors brown and white or black and white
The oxford shoes were originally designed as a menswear shoe and were very popular in the mid 1800s. Alongside shirts and waistcoats it entered the women’s wardrobe in the late 1800s. It became even more popular in the 1920s and a higher heel was added. The oxford shoes continued in popularity during the 1930s, 1940s and a bit into the 1950s when its popularity declined. In short the classic oxford shoe varies from the 1900s to the 1950s, but is still often seen in today's fashion.
The 1930s were characterized by the contrast between the Great Depression on one side and Hollywood glamour on the other. Dresses became longer, reaching mid-calf or floor-length. Fabric began to be cut on the bias, making it more elastic, allowing the dresses to cling to the female form. Mass-produced clothing had its early beginnings, making fashion more accessible to various social classes. Leisurewear became popular, and women started wearing trousers—though only at the beach or for social gatherings. Men's fashion dictated double-breasted suits with wide lapels and wide trousers, along with fedora hats, while more casual clothing like sweaters also made their debut