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Castelo Moveis

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Castelo Moveis: Collection 2020, 4 96

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Si nos ceñimos a una definición literal, stiletto es aquel zapato cuyo tacón de aguja supera en 7,5 o
en 10 los centímetros de altura. Pero los stiletto son mucho más: son una expresión de femineidad,
un arma de seducción.
El término stiletto nace en Italia en los años cincuenta a partir de la palabra ‘stilo’ cuyo significado
es daga o puñal, en referencia a su extremadamente fino y alargado tacón. Fue Roger Vivier quien
encumbró este tipo de zapatos tras trabajar junto a Christian Dior en su primera colección. La
unión de estos dos genios propició, que para 1952, el llamado ‘stiletto de Vivier’ fuese conocido en
todas las grandes capitales de la moda.
Seis décadas después, los stilettos siguen siendo los zapatos más sexys y glamourosos. Estilizan
como ningún otro la pierna femenina y son todo un símbolo de elegancia, de erotismo, e incluso de
fetichismo. Eso sí, hay que dominarlos. Si no consigues andar con naturalidad sobre ellos, es mejor
no utilizarlos. El efecto sería el contrario.
If we stick to a literal definition, stiletto is that shoe whose stiletto heels exceed 7.5 or 10 centimeters
high. But stilettos are much more: they are an expression of femininity, a weapon of seduction.
The term stiletto was born in Italy in the fifties from the word ‘stilo’ whose meaning is dagger or
dagger, in reference to its extremely thin and elongated heel. It was Roger Vivier who raised this type
of shoes after working with Christian Dior in his first collection. The union of these two geniuses led to
the 1952 so-called ‘stiletto Vivier’ was known in all the major fashion capitals.
Six decades later, stilettos are still the sexiest and glamorous shoes. They stylize the female leg like
no other and are a symbol of elegance, eroticism and even fetishism. Yes, you have to master them.
If you can not walk naturally on them, it is better not to use them. The effect would be the opposite.

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