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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1955
Page
6
The piece surveys the season’s footwear and fashion trends, noting the rise of low cut men’s shoes with lighter soles and sleeker silhouettes, and the parallel shift in women’s footwear toward tapered toes and slender heels. It highlights wing tips, L wings, cordovans, two eyelet low toplines, and the closed pump as leaders in the updated spring town fashion.
The article notes laceless slip on shoes stay popular for men especially in casual and school age groups. Moccasin and run around styles lead, with tassel moccasins favored by younger wearers in polished black. Black, charcoal, brown, walnut dominate, while lowline looks and varied leathers shape spring fashion.
Men will see pink used sparingly with black navy and charcoal in footwear. New styles include pink with contrasts and yellow calf with red soles. Soft shrunken grains in black navy brown and charcoal rise in fashion.
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