Pumps
Design House Herbert Levine Inc. American
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Popularized in the 1950s, the stiletto, or spike heel, was a nearly invisible support that introduced a hobbling sway to a woman's walk. The style's most significant aesthetic innovation was not its height but its ability to attenuate almost into insubstantiality.
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