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Why do most men dress shoes look like sharks
Within Greece, men footwear were deliberately designed to look like a man penis, Tom47. There was a very particular "shape" to the shoes, nearly "arrowlike" and ending at the toes in a a bit curved tip. Someone said about this in a guide entitled "The World History of Fashion". This fashion design got translated to modern day footwear for men, and also men dress shoes in the 50s and earlier 60s exemplified which style the most within this century. That exactly what the book says. 
Whenever my father bought guys dress shoes way back within the 50 and earlier 60 they were stylish and put in a lot of damage. Today,parajumper, when I purchase men dress shoes,www.ativa.se/parajumpers.html, they are clunky and unappealing and fall apart in certain months. Why is that?
Would they still make males dress shoes like those involved with the 1950s and early 1960s? You already know, the black "tieon" sort that had somewhat pointed, tapered toes and leather soles?
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