In ancient times, high heel shoes were worn by men and not by men?

Berlin, March 7, 2020, Saturday

High heel shoes are a symbol of modernity and fashion among women today. High Hill is especially popular among women, especially in the film, modeling, fashion and corporate worlds. Although the truth is that high heels have not been invented but have changed over time, one would be surprised to know that these high heels were also worn by men in ancient times. After fashion disappeared, women started wearing high heels.

Mural art made in Egyptian domes shows men wearing high heel shoes in the footage three years ago. Known as the high heel shoe, this French High King was also wearing Louis XVI. The height of the Louis was only five feet and 3 inches. It is believed that he wore a pair of high heel shoes to look high. He also wrote down the names of the territories his conquerors had won over the shoe hill. According to an information source, Iranian horsemen wore high heel shoes to avoid slipping into the sand.

In the 7th century, Persian Shah Abbas I had the largest army in the world. He wanted to defeat his enemy, the Ottoman Empire, by befriending the rulers of Europe. This is how the Persian shoes reached Europe. In modern times, pop song musicians have made a huge contribution to popularize cowboy heels for men. Hollywood celebrity actress Marilyn Monroe once said that she doesn't know who invented High Hill but whoever did it has done a lot of good on women. David Bobby wore this kind of high heel shoes in. In 8, the 7-year-old shoe was found in Oregon, USA.