Wonder where the shoe came from?
Written by Post on February 11th, 2010 in Women's Interests.
Are All Those Women’s Shoes Necessary?
Women often regard shoes the same way men regard watches and treat them as pieces of jewelry more than something practical and usable. Many individuals purchase shoes when they need them or their old ones wear out. Of course, there are a wide variety of shoes for different occasions and purposes such as running shoes or dressier shoes, etc.
Origins of Shoes
The origins of the shoes was for the protection and safe guarding of human feet . The reasons, rather they are because of the elements or to prevent serious injury to the foot, shoes enabled man to travel further, faster and more efficiently . The first shoes were animals husks or basic sleeves of woven materials. Later on, shoes became much more elaborate as man learned how to better fabricate them as they honed their craft.
Most men needed shoes for hunting and gathering as it made their duties more bearable. . But women started making shoes fancier over time, adding designs and feminine elements. Because of this women’s shoes have become the elegant pieces you see in the modern era. Something extravagant and trendy that they cannot get enough of.
Anatomy of a Woman’s Shoe
Shoes are made from different parts and in different ways. Each component, down to the materials to the glue will determine the longevity of the individual shoe in question. They can be machine made or handcrafted. Cheap or expensive. Nice or junky or anywhere in between.
Sole - is bottom part where all the padding comes into play to give the wearer optimal support. Well padded shoes are made from multiple layers. Running shoes often have the best support and most padding, even times being made of space ages materials.
Insole – refers to the interior of a shoe. The foot rests on it drectly and in some cases is replaceable. This is a nice conveince as you can just purchase a replacement insole rather than having to spend money on an entirely new set of shoes.
Upper cover – refers to the top of the shoe. It also goes by the name of vamp in many womens shoes. Many women’s shoes, such as Taryn Rose shoes just have straps rather than a full upper cover. This allow the feet to air out and to be admired by others, especially since some women spend quite a bit of money on their nails.
Heel – An integral part of any shoes, this part is different from the rest of the shoes and was usually added on in the end and, like the insole, can be replaced in some cases. Many women wear heels because it gives them a tremendous height advantage. It’s very common for heels to become very narrow at the bottom and be a challenge for some women to walk in.
Women seem to have a shoe for every occasion. It’s not uncommon for women to have a different shoe for each day of the week and then some. Men have casual, dress and athletic shoes, women have all and a shoe for every day of the week.
