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Here's an interesting fact for all you shoeaholics. Shoe icon Salvatore Ferragamo designed the first wedge-heel shoes in 1934, using cork and wood for the sole due to a shortage of rubber and leather. And fashion hasn't looked back since.
Wedges, which vary in height from Everest to molehill, have a solid platform sole with no separation between the heel and toe of the shoe. The heel portion of the sole is shaped like a wedge, hence the name. They're a great way to gain height while maintaining a certain level of comfort and walkability.
Wedge shoes are a have-to-have for any edgy fashionista's wardrobe. Hot this season are scarf print super-high wedges, as seen at D&G. They look best with bare, tanned legs, a short dress and a little sway in the hip.











