Giày hở ngón

Giày hở ngón là giày của phụ nữ (thường là court, slingback, bootie hoặc bất kỳ giày công sở nào khác) bên trong có một lỗ mở ở hộp ngón chân để các ngón chân lộ ra ngoài.

Giày hở ngón phổ biến bắt đầu từ thập niên 1940^[1]^[2] nhưng đã không còn phổ biến vào thập niên 1960.^[3] Giày hở ngón có sự hồi sinh ngắn ngủi vào những năm 1970/80 trước khi trở nên lỗi mốt vào giữa những năm 1990. Gần đây hơn, chúng đã trở nên phổ biến trở lại, với các biến thể như "giày bốt hở ngón" xuất hiện.^[4]^[5]

Tham khảo

^ Critchell, Samantha (11 March 2007). This spring, wear a heel of a shoe, Tuscaloosa News (Associated Press story) ("There were open toe shows before the 1940s but that's when they started to be called peep-toe shoes to imply a sexual overtone")
^ (8 October 2005). Peep-Toe Pumps Step Out, Wall Street Journal
^ (18 June 1955). Peep-toe show may be on way out, The Bulletin (Glasgow)
^ (2 August 2010). Are Peep-Toe Shoes Too Provocative for Women Lawyers?, ABA Journal
^ (17 October 2010). Peep-toe boots let them all hang out, Los Angeles Times ("Open-toe shoes made their way back into style after the Depression with a rise in the influence of beach culture. Sandals evolved into peep-toe evening shoes, a style that stayed strong through the 1940s. They resurfaced in fashion during the 1970s and more recently as tough, Frankenstein-goes-on-holiday, platform booties on the Alexander Wang spring 2009 runway....")

[40s2-1] Critchell, Samantha (11 March 2007). This spring, wear a heel of a shoe, Tuscaloosa News (Associated Press story) ("There were open toe shows before the 1940s but that's when they started to be called peep-toe shoes to imply a sexual overtone")

[40s-1-2] (8 October 2005). Peep-Toe Pumps Step Out, Wall Street Journal

[wayout-3] (18 June 1955). Peep-toe show may be on way out, The Bulletin (Glasgow)

[peep1-4] (2 August 2010). Are Peep-Toe Shoes Too Provocative for Women Lawyers?, ABA Journal

[lat1-5] (17 October 2010). Peep-toe boots let them all hang out, Los Angeles Times ("Open-toe shoes made their way back into style after the Depression with a rise in the influence of beach culture. Sandals evolved into peep-toe evening shoes, a style that stayed strong through the 1940s. They resurfaced in fashion during the 1970s and more recently as tough, Frankenstein-goes-on-holiday, platform booties on the Alexander Wang spring 2009 runway....")

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