High-heeled shoes were originally invented for men: During the 10th century, Persian cavalry soldiers wore high heels to help secure their boots into horse stirrups while riding into battle. The trend eventually spread to European nobility, who wore them as a masculine symbol of status, power, and wealth.
High-heeled shoes were originally invented for men: During the 10th century, Persian cavalry soldiers wore high heels to help secure their boots into horse stirrups while riding into battle. The trend eventually spread to European nobility, who wore them as a masculine symbol of status, power, and wealth.
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