Accessories

Walk This Way: Footwear from the Stuart Weitzman Collection of Historic Shoes

 

Stuart Weitzman Million Dollar Sandals | 2012

Palter DeLiso Evening Sandals | 1950

 

Rene Caovilla Slingback Pumps

 

Terry de Havilland Peep-Toe Platforms | 1972

 

Lace-Up Brocade Boots | 1900

Yves Saint Laurent Singback Peep-Toe Pumps | 1967

 
 

T-Strap Evening Sandals | 1940

 

Seymour Weitzman Pointed-Toe Slingbacks | 1964

D'Orsay Silk Brocade Evening Shoes | 1928

Alivia Matthews Veni.Vidi.Vici. Sandals | 2018

 

Decorative Heels | 1920

 
 
 
 

Asha Ama Bias-Daniels Afropunk Dress | 2015

Stuart Weitzman Evening Sandals | 1972

 
 
 

Beth Levine Crazy Girl Plastic Pumps | 1960

 

Spectator Pumps Signed by 27 members of The Yankees | 1941

Stuart Weitzman Glass Slippers | 2013

 

Pink Mules Worn by Ginger Rogers in Top Hat | 1935

Danielle Fliegel Ziggy Sneakers | 2018

Seymour Weitzman Pointed Lace-Up Pumps | 1964

 

Beth Levine Shining Hour Evening Mules | 1953

Stuart Weitzman Diamanté Pumps | 1969

Samantha Efobi Empowerment Sandals | 2018

Stuart Weitzman Millennium Pumps| 2000

Enzo of Roma Thong Sandals | 1960s

Seymour Weitzman Pointed -Toe Pumps | 1964

 
 
 

Gregg Barnes Kinky Boots | 2013

C.P. Ford & Co High-Top Shoes | 1912-1915

David Evins Column-Heeled Pumps | 1970

 
 

Delman Evening Sandals | 1935

Mabel Julianelli Black Satin Pumps | 1950s

Silk Peep-Toe Ankle Strap Pumps | 1930

Silk Peep-Toe Ankle Strap Pumps | 1930

From Ginger Rogers’ pink peep-toe mules to a pair of electric red Kinky Boots, Stuart Weitzman’s Walk This Way Collection of Historic Shoes takes it’s viewers on a fascinating journey through the evolution of one of the world’s most beloved accessories.  Not only does this exhibit house some of the most legendary shoes that helped pave the way for future designers, it also gives us fashion lovers a deeply interesting history lesson.
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