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Mary Chamberlains shoes, 1890s (silk satin)
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Mary Chamberlains shoes, 1890s (silk satin)
FMB329179 Mary Chamberlains shoes, 1890s (silk satin) by French School, (19th century); Fashion Museum Bath; (add.info.: Mary Chamberlain (nee Endicott) married the Birmingham politician Joseph Chamberlain in 1888; she had much of her wardrobe designed in Paris; ); eFashion Museum Bath; Gift of the Executors of the Estate of Mary Carnegie; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23207338
© Fashion Museum Bath Gift of the Executors of the Estate of Mary Carnegie / Bridgeman Images
Array Belle Epoque Bows Dainty Footwear High Heels Order Slender Slippers Stylish 1910 1919 Chromatic Heeled Slip On
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This print showcases Mary Chamberlain's exquisite silk satin shoes from the 1890s. Designed by the French School in the 19th century, these slip-on style footwear pieces were a true symbol of elegance and sophistication during the Victorian era. Mary Chamberlain, formerly known as Mary Endicott, married Joseph Chamberlain, a prominent Birmingham politician in 1888. With her love for fashion and penchant for Parisian designs, she had much of her wardrobe specially crafted in the fashion capital. These high-heeled slippers feature charming bows that add an extra touch of femininity to their already stylish appearance. The array of vibrant colors makes them stand out among other fashionable accessories of the time. These dainty shoes perfectly embody the fashionable trends of both Belle Époque and Victorian eras. The slender silhouette and slip-on design make them not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical for everyday wear. As we delve into this snapshot from history, it is evident that these shoes were more than just footwear; they represented a statement piece that reflected one's social status and taste. Preserved by eFashion Museum Bath as part of their collection, these remarkable shoes are a testament to timeless fashion choices made over a century ago. Gifted by the Executors of Mary Carnegie's Estate, this artifact serves as a reminder of how fashion has evolved throughout the twentieth century while still drawing inspiration from its rich past.
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