Its time to visit the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto for a sneak look into their massive collection which features shoes from days gone by and not so far back such as Madonna's platform Dolce and Gabbana shoes circa 1992 (Erotica era) and John Lennon’s single ‘Chelsea’ boot from 1962.
The below clip is another "production diaries" from the upcoming documentary film "God Save My Shoes." Dig it out below!
Official film synopsis:
"A documentary about the relationship between women and shoes. Set on a quest to decipher—from a psychological, sociological, historical, cultural, and erotic perspective—the fiery emotions that shoes exert on most women (and on quite some men), God Save my Shoes went from New York to Los Angeles, Paris to Milan, Toronto and Florence to interview extreme shoe collectors, everyday women, such celebrities as burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese, Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas, former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland, Paris opera ballerina Marie-Agnès Gillot, and Baroness Von Neumann. We also turned to fashion historian Valerie Steele of the FIT in New York, Toronto museum curator Elizabeth Semmelhack, women's marketing expert Mary Lou Quinlan, industry mogul Vincent Camuto, Filipa Fino of Vogue USA, Caroline de Fayet of ELLE magazine, Moulin Rouge dancers, shoe fetishists, and such designers as Christian Louboutin, Manolo Blahnik, Walter Steiger, Pierre Hardy, Bruno Frisoni, Vivienne Westwood, Robert Clergerie... all those that play a role in the ubiquitous shoe phenomenon!"
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