Vintage Shoes

[sMarie]

I was pretty positive that these shoes were 1940s and now I am second guessing myself. Perhaps they are a bit older, or maybe they're 50's?

Any feedback is appreciated! Thank you.

 

[sMarie]

I did my best to resize the pics, I don't know why they are showing up so large. ??? sorry!

 

[Midge]

I can't see the pics...

Karin

 

[The Vintage Merchant]

me neither...

 

[sMarie]

Sorry about that! Here they are....

 

[joules]

They are 40s, and they are slippers. Jonathan was just discussing the term, as used in the 40s, so I will link to that post:
http://forums.vintagefashionguild.org/viewthread.php?tid=72206

I love them too!

 

[Linn]

LOVE!!!

 

[sMarie]

My fluffy blue flat slippers look nothing like this...lol.

I can't help but think this would be the perfect wedding shoe. These are something old and something blue!

 

[cactusandcattails]

Originally posted by sMarie
My fluffy blue flat slippers look nothing like this...lol.

I can't help but think this would be the perfect wedding shoe. These are something old and something blue!

Agree!
It looks like they would serve as something new too. New old stock?
Beautiful!!

 

[TangerineBoutique]

...love the icy blue color with the cream looped bow. They are truly lovely.

Melody

 

[sMarie]

Originally posted by cactusandcattails

Originally posted by sMarie
My fluffy blue flat slippers look nothing like this...lol.

I can't help but think this would be the perfect wedding shoe. These are something old and something blue!

Agree!
It looks like they would serve as something new too. New old stock?
Beautiful!!

Yes, that's right. They are new old stock. Though they do not have an original tag- the soles appear to have never been walked on. So yes, I guess they would served as something new too!

Now if only I could shove my size 10 feet into them.
Not a pretty sight.

 

[MyVintageCocktail]

Droolworthy.....

I don't even want to know what size they are--afraid they might be my size!