100 Years of Women's Shoes | Glamour

Take a look back at the last hundred years of women's shoes. From the peep toe cutouts of the 1930s and the kitten heels of the 1960s to the disco diva platforms of the 1970s and the comfy and warm Ugg boots of the early 2000s, here is how women's shoes have transformed over the last century.
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[@aberdeen0107]

What about converse and sneakers?

[@lpe3259]

aberdeen ikr???

[@lavinias5897]

They focus more on new designs of shoes which weren’t around in other decades trainers have been around for like 50 years

[@aissatoucoly5556]

Or vans

[@watson483]

aberdeen fairly sure they've done one on sneakers/sports shoes which is what converse were originally. They were known as basketball shoes at one point. It's what my dad wore when he played bball for the navy.

[@midomoss3466]

And balarena

[@staydzy]

Wouldn’t Converse, Vans, Adidas Superstars, or Nike Air Force 1s been more appropriate for the 2010s?

[@elrpeters]

Yes, pretty much everyone has been wearing Nikes (men and women) for a while now. This is coupled with women constantly wearing leggings day-to-day.

[@mae.by.designs]

i think it should've been combat boots

[@olive_x_o_xxo8870]

Or even clear heeled heels or thigh high boots

[@abigailhandyside1522]

literally all of those shoes were super popular before the 2010s. If anything I think Birkenstocks have only become super popularized more recently. Maybe chelsea boots as well since both men and women wore them a lot in the past 10 years.

[@officiallyrammy]

Sarah L The Air Force ones came out in the 70’s maybe the 80’s.. I think.🤔

[@wowi6524]

Literally everytime they do a 2010s its because one celebrity wore them

[@missxelocin]

And that one celebrity being Robert Downey Jr.

[@savannah4867]

wowi ikr the ones for 2010 is what Second graders wear because they think it looks good

[@daysyferreira610]

I'm not a celebrity and I have some of those

[@daysyferreira610]

@@savannah4867 and I am not a 2 grader I'm way older than that and I think they look perfectly nice

[@savannah4867]

@@daysyferreira610 only if you were like 10 then I have never seen someone older then 10 that is not a celebrity wearing those

[@marilynedwards9938]

Flip it and reverse it. Jellies were very 80’s and Timbs were very 90’s.

[@giovanninasuluh]

Where were the Timberlands anyways? They were HUGE in the 90s.

[@yumiipandii]

They really couldn’t find a better shoe for 2010s?!

[@solkiyoko227]

Somehow I really like those boots?? Maybe I just like ugly stuff..but I think they are lovely.

[@pyrotheevilplatypus]

I have literally never seen those shoes before.

[@Mozzarxella]

pyrotheevilplatypus I have two pair😅

[@TheGbrie]

Even if we want to forget... It happened lol they were all over.

[@sharonbarney5468]

I know they should have just put vans or something

[@clarawebb3186]

2019: size 13 nikes. MENS size 13 nikes 😂😂

[@sayori749]

Seven awesome rainbow budgies, there’s a movie on Netflix called “Tall Girl”, and she says that she’s supposed to wear men’s size 13 Nike’s. I hope you get it now. xD

[@bread8838]

Clara Webb Tall girl lol

[@OnipolloFilms]

Yass tall girl

[@rissalynne]

Tall girlllll

[@bri3665]

Tall Girl xD I noticed it right away 😂

[@briansclogs14]

Is it just me who's obsessed with the 1970's shoe? I would totally wear that!

[@angellystarry]

Nope loving it too

[@Zysa28]

They still sell those everywhere, my mom has a pair

[@DivaDiamondDavenportMahogany]

I Want a pair of those heels, for a good reason indeed.

[@ItsAlayah]

I used to have those when I was 4 years old. But I don’t have any heels now when I’m 11.

[@morganjarvis7]

I thought they were too modern I’ve seen crazier ones

[@grievousangelic]

I was a teen in the 80s, and I don't remember seeing anyone except guys wearing Doc Martens until the early 90s. We wore jelly shoes in the 80s, along with huaraches.

[@gunkgirl]

nah chicks wore doc martens, but i agree crust punks and stuff made that popular in the 90s and also we didnt wear THOSE types of docs...

[@007Julie]

Yes!!! The Jelly shoes in the 80’s and the boots in the 90’s.

[@stephmac81]

Agreed

[@messinalyle4030]

My single digit years were during the eighties, and when I was in kindergarten and maybe early elementary school, jelly shoes were so popular among my classmates that I can *still* remember it. They were like one of the top things that other little girls talked about.

[@holyexperience1976]

Though I not had a pair, I first though jellies as well!

[@amb163]

Those hideous wedge running shoes (2010s) were popular for about five minutes. There's got to be a better option for the 2010s. What would you say, viewers? Maybe just high-end trainers in general, without the heel/wedge?

[@edsrules1]

AM B it’s the same for every decade. The shoes they pick aren’t necessary what everyone wore, just something that became a fad somewhere during those ten years. For example, most people weren’t wearing flip flops in the fifties. That’s just when they started becoming popular. They use photos as examples, but that’s just one photo of what people wore. Today people wear a wide range of things. It was the same then, too. These videos are fun to watch, but they only show a bit of history.

[@potato-qy9hl]

I would say like vans or converse are pretty popular but I guess it just really depends on someone’s opinion...

[@martielupin1981]

The hate towards those boots in unnecessary 😤😤

[@Lila-ed7bt]

So this whole series they have is just a way to promote different designers clothings such as those shoes non of these shoes are historically accurate but kind of resembles the original eras style but they where made by some one that just wants free promotions

[@victoriam438]

Those got more popular during 2018 so

[@BabyRhino]

Why did they give the poor girl with the thickest legs Uggz that don’t fit over her ankles?!?! That wasn’t very nice.

[@valek7700]

I also doubt that well nutritioned legs were common around 1910, 1920. They would have fitted better with the 50s, 60s. Figure shapes and nutrition are kind of an important side note regarding those years and the fashion topic, which play a major role in understanding those time frames and the fashion evolution in general.

[@eyylinda]

@@valek7700 the year uggs were represented was 2000's...

[@asphodelale]

As a chunky-legged gal, I have to say that finding any mid-calf or longer boots to fit (at a reasonable price point) is about as difficult as finding a faithful man on a reality show. I mean, do Uggz even come in wide-calf?

[@BabyRhino]

@@asphodelale Samezees! ..... I had a pair of chunky stretchy pleather ones in 2001 but since then, I gave up :)

[@iliketrains3601]

Valele Kalele you're wrong, look at old photographs. I dont know what you mean by well nutritioned legs, but if assuming that you mean "not skinny", then you're wrong because being skinny wasn't really a goal then. Not at all.

[@sandraaguayo3775]

2010s I don´t agree, those wedge sneakers were a temporary fashion for a few months, nothing more, Converse are more appropiate.

[@w_whitaker]

Yes or maybe for early 2010's, Heely's. Unless you count that just for kids.

[@acreshome3549]

Or Keds

[@acreshome3549]

@@w_whitaker Omg I remember heelys

[@vianjelos]

I still hear wedge sneakers and wedge booties...Im short and while I like heels, I also like comfort..they give me height and comfort..then again I wear what I like and dont care to follow trends. I also wouldnt wear them with skirts or dresses just pants like you would a normal pair of sneakers.

[@artwithleah4145]

true

[@xassylax]

and then there’s me, who’s been wearing really nothing but converse since the 90’s.

[@Allhoney33]

I second that!

[@larisamelendez7964]

SAME!!!! Bury me with them!!!!!

[@laurennishida3166]

This felt like a middle school presentation lol

[@annamirosh2085]

Yeah

[@yujiitadori6896]

It did

[@jap_3126]

True that

[@who8051]

Lol yea

[@stacygordon3322]

I may had not existed during the 50's but even I'm aware that flip flops weren't the shoe that made the 50's...

[@w_whitaker]

Yeah, you're probanly right.

[@lulalaar7598]

Then what were?

[@mirabellepeters3368]

@@lulalaar7598 Kitten heels were a 50's thing. I did extensive research for a project and they were a big part of Cristian Diors 'new Look' that was for the 50's post-war era

[@AMinibot]

@@zvign7554 I thought saddle shoes were mostly worn by girls/teenagers in the 50s.

[@Tsubahi]

Or ballet flats.

[@Frost048]

Someone didn't do research. My grandmother and mom wouldn't wear flip flops in the 50s. And the 80s and 90s are wrong. I remember that time.

[@pisceanchaniece5066]

I wore jellies when I was a little girl in the early 90s also in the 80s those boots was popular it was mentioned on I Love the 80s

[@daysyferreira610]

Excuse me I'm sorry but your mom?

[@shfhjdhdudyevrv]

@@daysyferreira610 I assume the commenter is in their late 40s-50s idk tho or later.

[@sozinguyen1230]

Just because your mom and grandmother didn’t wear something it doesn’t mean it wasn’t the popular style of that time era, not everyone have the same taste in style.

[@calendarpinupqueen]

@@sozinguyen1230 it wasnt a popular style though. kitten heels, pumps, wedges, oxfords and flats were what a lot of people wore

[@marymorkunas7184]

Literally no one wears those shoes in the 2010s

[@giovanninasuluh]

My middle kid did. When she was 12. ;)

[@egypttreyn53]

12 year olds don't buytheir own shoes, the parents do

[@ganazereni7767]

No my mom used to wear those kind of shoes she still have them until this day.

[@princesspudders4728]

Around 2014 these were popular

[@nanomacaron232]

@@egypttreyn53 maybe for you.. my mom let me buy whatever I liked way before twelve.

[@jieyi7295]

Why did they choose the ugliest possible versions of each shoe?! Budget?

[@imtiyanger5657]

Your kinda rude😅

[@user-om4fj2df1x]

@@imtiyanger5657 Exactly

[@user-om4fj2df1x]

Jieyi People have different opinions, what you find ugly could be beautiful to someone else

[@Lila-ed7bt]

Imti Yanger the company trying to promote people’s clothing that’s not even historically accurate isn’t gonna care about someone calling there non historically accurate shoes ugly now are they

[@patiencen1280]

Lila :D lmao

[@freshbloominclothing]

I have sold women's clothing and shoes for the last 20 years. I barely remember the hidden wedge sneakers for 2010. Birkenstocks would have been a much better choice.

[@AA123TD]

or white sneakers

[@anniep2837]

i agree and i’m a teenager. birkenstock’s would have been way better or even vans or nike shoes

[@acreshome3549]

What about converse

[@MeanMochi]

Yeah I distinctly remember it lasting for around two years in my middle school...around the same time as colored skinny jeans actually.

[@ctina2572]

Hahaha what?! Birkenstocks nooooo! everyone is saying converse or some flat shoe. I think it should have been louboutins or some kind of pump

[@arlynpaul9689]

Wasn’t the 80s more like sneakers and running shoes and the 90s where more doc Martins

[@shulamitkalish3060]

Yes

[@elliecarpenter2297]

i love the historical inaccuracy😍😍😩😌

[@dananrgaard7837]

The 1910 outfit really annoys me. It's the 19'hundreds, come on Glamour, we all knew they wore thick wool socks and long dresses, not sheer nylon stockings and a skirt that opens in the front to show a whole lotta leg

[@katievigunas2497]

Dana Nørgaard THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Someone gets it

[@w_whitaker]

True..

[@EvaNelsonLeFae]

Also it had a zipper. There wouldn’t have been a zipper on boots yet. It took a while for the zipper to catch on

[@astridhenry6289]

Also, after the 1920’s they appear to stop wearing any stockings or such, though I may be mistaken.

[@louisemila5781]

They are showing *SHOES NOT OUTFITS*

[@horseenthusiast1250]

Historically inaccurate as always!

[@nopenope4294]

Exactly

[@keylawarburton5787]

Thank you for setting things straight

[@mirasawao4580]

How so?

[@fatemehkargar5218]

Yes

[@MySweetAriane]

These are pretty accurate

[@emilybrymer1497]

The 2010 shoes is awful. I’ve never seen a single person wear those shoes. There were addidas and Nike’s. Like come on🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pp-ms2wb]

Gingersnap 123 S T O P H A T I N G O N T H I S C H A N N E L

[@daysyferreira610]

@@emilybrymer1497 really? Well I have shoes like those and I wear them not everyone has addidas and nikes I hate nikes I think they are nice not everyone wears and likes the same style so please stop saying things like they're ugly

[@birvadholakiya1514]

@@emilybrymer1497 you know the shoes are cool enough, but they don't go well with that green dress! They would have looked much much better with skinny tight jeans and leather jacket!!

[@Sophie-cm2un]

A girl in my class had those in a converse version. They were white converse sneakers with this “built in” heel. They were so ugly.

[@emilybrymer1497]

@@birvadholakiya1514 yeah. The shoes just dont go with the outfit. I was like 11 when i wrote this

[@lulifrech3260]

i love this series! but it’s sad that it only ever focuses on US fashion trends or styles

[@nutella1871]

Yeah, like I'm canadian and they never care about us or any other culture 🙁

[@doratheexploiter7068]

@@nutella1871 it’s us fashion

[@bellct4980]

@@nutella1871 it’s not that they don’t care. They’re American so I’d expect them to do American culture.

[@SabiduriaVirtuosa]

They did do 100 years of japenese fashion

[@bellct4980]

@@SabiduriaVirtuosa yes and lots of others

[@emmacovarrubias2661]

I wore Jelly shoes in the 80s, early 80s. I wasn't a punk so I didn't wear those boots. 2010, I dont know about those shoes, i think even a gladiator sandal would of been more to the point.

[@pyrotheevilplatypus]

Yeah, gladiator sandals would have been a much better fit. They're EVERYWHERE. I've never seen that shoe they featured for the 2010s, though.

[@carolinarosales291]

Exactly the jelly ones were 80s for sure... 90s were grunge boots with skirts

[@tillietrue9397]

Carolina Rosales ....I wore the jelly sandals in the late 50's, then my girls wore the in the 80's. 😄😄

[@acreshome3549]

@@pyrotheevilplatypus I saw them for a bit but they weren't popular enough to make a whole decade

[@videosladvd7823]

For me 2010 shoes are on point

[@jbfins1]

The 80's were jelly shoes and the 90's were Doc Martens. I know, I wore them. 🙄

[@Martypazza94]

jbfins1 as a 90’s kid, I still wore jelly shoes as a kid.. like when I was 7 or maybe 8...

[@anniep2837]

even 2000’s kids wore jelly shoes for a short period of time

[@muertadoll]

I still wear the jelly shoes.

[@acreshome3549]

Exactly

[@MySweetAriane]

80s and 90s docs were popular. Jellies were super popular in the early 90s. 80s and early 90s styles weren't that much different

[@ilahjarvis]

Jelly shoes first became a trend in the late 1970's. I could only find a brown pair as a kid, so my mom told me they were root beer flavored. Also the '70 platform was a throwback to 1940's styles.

[@velveteenrabbit542]

The Platform came Back during the 90ies. Look at the Spice Girls

[@francine8806]

Oddly, they didn't feature the platform shoe in the forties in this video. This series has a lot of misses.

[@truethat774]

Root beer flavored! Your mom was so clever! 😂

[@isarosa.45678]

Hey, so like, while I love that you used a plus size model.... you're GLAMOUR. How do you not have prettier/cuter versions of things, and ones that are worn properly on the model, and fit her?!

[@sigridvanosch1990]

The uggs looked horrid sagging down like that!

[@1biutza]

The picture always looks better than how it's worn in the video

[@emmaliejade]

The foot models were actually so bad they were distracting

[@sarahwithstars]

100years of the cankle

[@Keybumpz]

@@sarahwithstars LOL

[@angelaesthetic989]

So is that a problem

[@cutiepinkkitty9945]

Emmalie Mulholland yeah ikr it was bad

[@linaguida607]

Lol all the legs looked like tree trunks

[@tahminahabeeb175]

Anyone else hear the friends theme song at the start of the 90’s thing

[@aishwarya5608]

😌me

[@briansclogs14]

Yes!! I thought i was the only one!

[@jacksonvanmatre]

The platforms of the 1970's were inspired by the platforms of the 1940's, which you barely mentioned. The platforms that came out of wartime rationing in Paris during the 1940's were completely revolutionary to shoe design and were of major historical importance to the decade! Without the 1940's, you'd never have had the inspiration for the platforms of the 1970's. It feels as though you put about 5 minutes of research into each decade.

[@treasurem9761]

Knowing that im a shoe fanatic and love to take care of shoes it bothers me that SHES CRUSHING THE UGGS

[@yesshelves]

I'm no fan of UGGs but even I noticed that that didn't seem right.

[@allistull24]

They should’ve had someone with skinny calfs show them. They look terrible.

[@garfield5179]

Not trying to be mean or anything but her legs were a bit too fat to fit into those uggs

[@elissamarcus]

Let's get real, they dont look good on anyone but the aesthetic of uggs is they are supposed to be much bigger than your leg. They just did her dirty by making her wear too small a pair

[@w_whitaker]

Omg yes!

[@sadiafatimaerum862]

Where are the white sneakers????

[@bgomez1214]

Erum Mirza i know right??? Chunky white sneakers for 2010s like adidas superstar, air force 1 or balenciagas

[@janedoe5829]

Erum Mirza you mean, Keds?

[@w_whitaker]

Omg yes!

[@acreshome3549]

@@janedoe5829 right lol

[@agonicole]

And flats?

[@kitsunecookie372]

How are almost none of these actually accurate

[@YgorCortes]

The 1910's are definitely my favourites. They look so different!

[@Trogers1212]

I dont agree wih the last few. Sorry. I wore Docs in the 90s and Jellies in the 80s

[@bgomez1214]

Tonia Rogers exactly!!

[@emmacovarrubias2661]

Yup to the jellies in the 80s

[@gjackson3498]

Tonia Rogers that’s why I clicked here. Jellies were so 80’s it’s crazy. They so got it WRONG !

[@vanillabean3794]

I wore jellies even in the 2000s

[@mlrandolph74]

You're absolutely right, they got it backwards. Jelly shoes in the early 80's, Docs in the early 90's (speaking as a person that actually wore these styles).

[@sierrakimberley4808]

i have the exact same 70's shoes ! was gonna wear them to my prom but my mom said no LMAO

[@fairouz894]

They aree so fun

[@phoebe3108]

Omg they're gorgeous, where can I get them?

[@destinyreese7150]

@@phoebe3108 dollskill Has Some Similar😌

[@nagitoez2532]

@@phoebe3108u can get similar in new look

[@megangramlich6031]

Lol, I am pretty sure I wore those exact same 70s shoes to my prom in 2002! 😂

[@auroramacaluso2534]

4:24 I LOVE.

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

Ah, I remember jelly shoes. I used to have a pair of pink, glittery ones when I was wee. I remember those disco platforms came back in again around 97 or 98. My mum took me to visit her friend and I remember she answered the door in these HUGE metallic silver platform heels, just like those ones.

[@InternetMother]

I was with you until the 2010s. I have literally never seen any person in my life wear these shoes.

[@msmarsi009]

I have. I thought eww those are ugly. It was a short trend.

[@WGarita2001]

My sister had a pair, but she only wore them like three times until she gave them away

[@bec2845]

really? those 2010 shoes are the ugliest things ever what about vans, converse, addias superstars and all those brands that are popular?

[@roksa2222]

2010 is beautiful

[@cheyennewagner6415]

You must like boy shoes cause those are very plain😕

[@H6TE]

Cheyenne Wagner thats a very bold assumption there

[@ifrutiger]

Converse have been around for decades and started as men's shoes. This video is to showcase styles that were distinctive of their decade.

[@cheyennewagner6415]

@@H6TE That person said the shoes shown for 2010 are the ugliest shoes and they're actually very cutesy feminine style shoes, then she says she prefers they used Van's, converse all stars,etc...Van's are a boy shoe design/brand or I guess could be unisex since girls wear them, and converse including all stars were orginally used for sports by boys specifically to play basketball so which led to my assumption.....

[@AlicenLyne]

Most of those shoes you can still find today--but the 20’s shoes were my favorite! They need to make a comeback!!!!

[@VanessaFitzmaurice]

Aww Jelly sandals brought back so many memories, they were my favourite type of shoes when I was a kid❤️

[@_greathy]

I was waiting for someone to trip over those white squares

[@angl149341]

The 1920's look was so bad. that girls stockings were old and pilly and had runs in them. They looked so bad. They should have fixed that. Seriously.

[@weezer7757]

Amber Jean That was her skin color i think..

[@angl149341]

@@weezer7757 those are pretty clearly tights. If that was her skin color than the discoloration around her ankles is kinda concerning. Tights pool around joints and where you bend. I really think those are tights.

[@angl149341]

@@weezer7757 plus when she goes up the step, you can see the fold in the tights. Skin doesn't fold like that.

[@harlow8563]

They were tights. When she walks away you can see her arms

[@cherylhessler5238]

@@weezer7757 no it wasn't she really needed to at least pull them up

[@albacox41]

5:51 I HAVE THOSE SHOES-

[@acreshome3549]

They should have done crocs for the early 2000's, I remember having a few pairs with the things you out in the holes and then also converse all stars.

[@BK-se6yh]

chick fil a yes! Crocs!! Those were everywhere!!!

[@estilosa_e_curiosa]

Então concordo 2010 a era dos crocs

[@HallAroundTheWorld]

I'm living for the 1920s, 40s and 60s 😍

[@bluegypsy71]

Perhaps not the best examples and maybe not the best leg models for the type of shoe worn. 😶

[@ashrose8722]

No one needed to know that

[@CJ-df7gf]

Blue Gypsy yea I think that for the ugg boots, the others were fine tho

[@maryledenican7760]

I understand that maybe they were trying not to discriminate but they could of done with maybe one or two heavy models but not all of them needed to be that's not accurate either..

[@silverco2560]

Yep

[@carolinehansen00]

Why does it matter? Just look at the shoes. Stop body shaming women, it’s disgusting.

[@x.annoniem.x6466]

5:23 lol I used that shoes when I was 6 years old and I had to go to swimming lessons

[@0Mayweed0]

I remember owning and wearing jelly shoes in the early to mid '80s. By the '90s they were pretty much completely gone...

[@bettyleeable]

They made a very small resurgence when I was a kid in the 90s

[@starvedreamhole8251]

2019: -vsco shoes- vans checkered slip ons

[@JediBayley]

Those have been staple in emo goth skater since around 2001

[@vanillamochi304]

Every single one of these examples is hideous lol. And the 2010s are inaccurate, these have never been popular.

[@sarahlynch663]

anya I saw them everywhere for a while.

[@angelwhisprs]

In the early 2010s they were

[@bgomez1214]

They were for like 2 weeks. Not really a decade defining shoe. Probably mules would be a better choice or chunky white sneakers

[@angelwhisprs]

B Gomez trueee

[@w_whitaker]

Omg ikr!

[@yeonjunslover2320]

Sister: don’t say it while watching this vid Me: WHAt ARE THOSE!!!!😅😅😂😂🤣😂

[@trancasbraids1534]

Jelly sandals, my favorite. Love it !

[@leahritchie631]

Just scrolling through the comments... Really want to know what the 2010 shoes look like now😂

[@thebrowneyedbrunette5275]

Fun fact. Dr Martens were also very popular amongst skinheads in 70s England

[@carsynsmith6401]

TheBrownEyedBrunette particularly the oxblood red ones.

[@coalec]

Looking at some of these WAYY back then I find them really cool. I always feel like 1800's women shoes wear (and sometimes their clothes)would make a perfect Steampunk wear.

[@mialangford1384]

is it just me or do they always get 2010’s wrong

[@dxde_.1330]

No one watched this when i was watching this..... I love these shoes

[@yuurinayase8377]

Those poor uggs.

[@amigardina]

Anon • THE POOR ACTOR DARN IT >=(

[@PlanetYokoshima]

Last time on the tram I was thinking to give you this video idea, to do about the history of shoes, now here you are :) although I was fascinated about mens'...

[@robinwhite-underwood467]

Loved my blue jellies in the 90s!

[@Persephonemybff]

I love how the references pictures are like sooo much nicer every time...

[@SWEETTEMPER5369]

The jellies were my favorite when I was a kid! But I use to wear them with socks.

[@ivlis3486]

the 40s and 70s are absolutely gorgeous... i adore them

[@lisamcgrath9314]

It's so amazing how much you can learn the history

[@laurenj97]

I wish this video included both casual and dressy shoes for each decade

[@joy6282]

*Feet fetish has enter the chat*

[@catytortosacruz9512]

Blink??/:D

[@joy6282]

@@catytortosacruz9512 duhhh😊😊

[@bellabyers2929]

BLIINKKKKK

[@ameliarae752]

I was looking for this comment.....

[@nyangel515]

Did you mean shoe fetish?

[@chmaradriska]

*90's* : actually good theme songs 2019 aka bad copy of the 90's: hey let's copy the friends theme song! Nobody will notice!

[@jjkxbbi9711]

4:05 *the Second guy on the left is Steve Harrington*

[@Euromans_left_braincell]

I think that "100 years of" videos are the best. 👍

[@jtheseacat]

I'm agree with lots of people... I was born in 81 and wore Jellies as a child in 80's and Dr Martens in 90's when I was a teen. I also think that you could do better for 50's... ;) I hate so much the 2010 shoes, but I also seen so much people wore it at this period...

[@gunkgirl]

yea doc martens are def a 90s thing, punks rose in 70s and 90s but kinda vanished in the 80s

[@rileighash]

I kinda love the 1920’s shoes. They’re simple, but they have a nice pop of color in my opinion.

[@gigigrace9851]

I’ve been binge watching all of the videos during online school ;-;

[@MiyukiZero]

I love the older shoes. They had such style compared of the modern ones. I found a pair of gold glitter jellies recently online.

[@sophiadavenport3959]

I love platform shoes.

[@lemonademsp2392]

If you’ve never had a pair of jelly sandals then you didn’t have a good childhood

[@acreshome3549]

Fr

[@Anatimaluca]

Nasci nos anos 80, cheguei nos anos 90 e parei na moda de sapatos neste ano ! Amo melissas ♥️

[@Tabby1]

I had a pair of pink sparkly jelly sandals when i was three! I called them my Jelly Shoes and loved them to bits! Literally!

[@Diana-gp8xx]

Am i the only one who wore jellies in the 90s? Apparently yes

[@austintiedyeco4803]

I had jellies in the 80s and rocked my doc’s, van’s, and chucks in the 90s!

[@KarboniteKyla]

I would kill for those 1910s boots!!

[@natig.m5517]

Nooooooo, jelly sandals was popular decade 80's, us were called cangrejeras in Spain. I wore them when I was a child.

[@acreshome3549]

They also made a comeback in the early 2000's and just recently a few years ago. I remember in 2004 I had a couple pairs myself and now my younger sister has a pair but they were definitely popular in the 80's not the 90's

[@Enne_esse]

I wore them in the nineties as a kid. They had staying power in the early 90s

[@annoldham3018]

I never understood why they were so popular. They are disgusting. 😖

[@EratoLyrics]

Also in Yugoslavia, jelly sandalas were popular in 80's

[@hellogorgeous101]

I feel like I wore jellys in late 80s as a small child and doc martens in the 90s? This video shoes it the other way around 🤔

[@sheetalbisht8242]

Fantastic 🤩🤩

[@hereforit2347]

The wedge athletic shoe 👟 was hardly innovative. There have been “high-heeled tennis shoes” since the 70s.

[@andrlexyss]

I'm waiting for 2020 to see what will be new :)

[@kirstenrxse]

Almost none of these shoes fit the girls and it drives me NUTS

[@thaliahwang5228]

Omg those 90s sandals are life ❤️

[@tshepo3820]

1984 boots look awesome. can buy them if they still around

[@lexiheisler3362]

for 2010s they should’ve done crocs

[@giovanninasuluh]

FOR REAL.

[@yiyi6472]

Does anyone remember those heels without an actual heel in the 2000s that blew up?

[@acreshome3549]

Yesss, the sunday school shoes lol

[@annadennis1057]

I had jellys they were amazing!

[@helenkeller1898]

3:37 I.... uh...... I have those in black...... I’m 15

[@pamponpan3376]

0:45 love​ that​ music!

[@emma_b3128]

They should have done Birkenstock’s for 2010s 😂😂

[@dakotac180]

If you live in the Midwest. Yes.

[@izzy7951]

I love this Channel

[@ec5513]

The 1990s background music reminded me of the friends theam song