A secret weapon passed down from generation to generation
Before the 2000s, wearing high heels wasn't just for formal occasions. It was simply the norm. Our mothers and grandmothers slipped on their favorite pairs for everything: going to work, going out on the town, or taking care of the children. Comfort was therefore a priority, and the heel lift allowed them to combine elegance and practicality.
This small accessory accompanied entire generations, discreet yet indispensable, before being eclipsed by the wave of "ultra-comfort" and sneakers. Yet, it never completely disappeared.
These vintage brands that have left their mark on fashion
When talking about nostalgia, it's impossible not to mention certain iconic brands that have disappeared over time.
Gunne Sax, born in 1967, captivated a whole generation with her romantic, Victorian-inspired, and rustic dresses. Even Hillary Clinton wore one for her wedding in 1975! Today, these pieces fetch exorbitant prices among vintage enthusiasts.
In a completely different style, Caché, launched in Miami in 1976, embodied the bold and glamorous woman of the 90s. Its boutiques shone in American shopping malls, before the brand closed its doors in 2015.
And what about Henri Bendel, a New York symbol of sophistication for over a century? His elegant striped bags still circulate among collectors, proof that chic never dies.
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