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Designer Bernardo Sandals
ca. 1973

Manufacturer Bernardo Sandals
1949

Manufacturer Bernardo Sandals
1946

Manufacturer Bernardo Sandals
1947

Manufacturer Bernardo Sandals
1948

Manufacturer Bernardo Sandals
1947

Manufacturer Bernardo Sandals
1946

Designer Bernardo Sandals
late 1960s–early 1970s

Designer Jack Rogers
fourth quarter 20th century

Manufacturer Dal Co'
ca. 1955

Designer Bottier Baudin
1950s

Manufacturer Delman
ca. 1938

Italian
1966–67

Italian
1966–67

Manufacturer Dal Co'
1956
![Sandals, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/1975.81ab_F.jpg)
American
1974

Designer Bruno Magli SP.A.
ca. 1969

Italian
1954–55

Design House Gucci
Designer Tom Ford
fall/winter 2004–5

Designer Bernard Figueroa
Manufacturer Gianmarco Lorenzi
1994

Department Store Saks Fifth Avenue
early 1950s

Retailer French Bootery
1945–46

Design House Herbert Levine Inc.
1964

Designer Peter Fox
Designer Linda Fox
1994

Designer Bernard Figueroa
ca. 1993

Design House Fenton Footwear
Department Store Saks Fifth Avenue
1950s

Designer David Levin
Department Store Saks Fifth Avenue
1938

Designer Sir Edward Rayne
1970s

Manufacturer Hertz-Ross
Retailer Wilma
ca. 1946

Italian
1986

Department Store Saks Fifth Avenue
1934

Italian
ca. 1955

Designer Susan Bennis/Warren Edwards
1982

Retailer Jay-Thorpe, Inc.
1942

Design House Frattegiani
ca. 1955

Manufacturer Delman
ca. 1943

probably American
1945–55

Department Store Penét Shoes, Inc.
ca. 1943

Designer Vivienne Westwood
Designer Malcolm McLaren
1974–76

Designer Stuart Weitzman
Designer Martinique Shoes
1979

Design House House of Dior
ca. 1972

Manufacturer Fenton Footwear
Department Store Saks Fifth Avenue
ca. 1940
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