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Western Chief Women's Fireman Rain Boot » Slip into the classic Firechief rain boot from Western Chief and you'll never get your feet wet. This stylish rain and garden boot features a full, natural rubber upper, easy-on pull straps, soft fabric linings, and a high-abrasion rubber outsole for sure footing and balance on both wet and dry surfaces. |
Hunter Original Tall Welly Boot Whether you're trudging through your daily routine in wet conditions or enjoying an afternoon with the kids stomping around in the mud, this sleek boot from Hunter will keep your feet dry and protected. Its full rubber construction is lightweight, flexible, and easy to clean, while its sponge insole and treaded outsole offer comfy, sure footing. This version is extra glossy for a more fashionable look. |
Nine West Women's Blondey Boot » This red Blondey's boot is a mischief-maker. See what kind of fun you discover when you don this hot, hot, hot boot from Nine West. Offered in a shapely leather and synthetic combination, this scene-stealer also features sexy center seam construction and a flattering mid-height heel. A full side zipper makes dressing a cinch. |
Nomad Women's Puddles Rain Boot » Don't wish your rainy days away; hop into some red Puddles boots! This super-cute rain boot from Nomad features a rubber upper in an array of patterns to fit any personality, while its sturdy treaded outsole and soft fabric lining keep dampness out and warmth in. |
Cole Haan Women's Air Lizzie Tall Waterproof Boot » What can't Cole Haan's Red Lizzie Boot do to drive away the gloom of a rainy day? Not only is it stylish, but, since it's fashioned from waterproof patent leather in a seam-sealed construction on a true waterproof sole, it'll keep you totally dry. Comfort is certainly a given, too, with built-in Nike Air cushioning technology. |
FRYE Women's Carson Pull On Boot » Every gal deserves a high-caliber red Western boot and Carson from Frye is an excellent choice. The leather upper is burnished for a fashionably distressed finish, while the padded insole delivers comfort. Dual pull tabs make it easy to put on, while a leather outsole increases its quality. |
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Famous Red Shoes
Dorothy's Ruby Red Slippers
Perhaps the most famous red shoes on the planet today are the ruby red slippers worn by Judy Garland's character -- Dorothy Gale, in the classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.
The film, which was re-released in even brighter color after being digitally enhanced many years ago, features eye-popping shades of yellow, silver, green, gold, and red. Not only did Dorothy Gale's ruby red slippers have the power to transport her back home, these famous red shoes kept the viewers attention on every click of the heel during the scene where little miss Dorothy clicked her heels together and repeated those famous words There’s No Place Like Home.
So, where are these famous red shoes today? Before the answer to that question is revealed, first, here is an interesting bit of information about how the ruby red slippers came to be for the film. Several pairs of red shoes had been tested before the MGM wardrobe settled on the schoolgirlesque red pumps designed by Adrian Adolph Greenberg. One pair of interesting red shoes with curled toes was also designed by Adrian Adolph Greenberg – but they never made it into the film. Another was a cute pair red bowless pumps known only as Bugle Bead
shoes. This pair was designed during Richard Thorpe's days directing the film.
The Wizard of Oz wasn't always The Wizard of Oz.
The fantasy musical was originally a novel by L. Frank Baum titled The Wonderful Wizard Oz.
Equally beautiful, but not quite right for the film adaptation, Dorothy's slippers were silver in the novel. Red was the color of choice for the shoes in the film as this was a time in the film industry when the new Technicolor film process was raging.
The famous red shoes from The Wizard of Oz are on display at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History at 14th St. at Constitution Ave., NW Washington, DC. While Dorothy spent most of her time in the red shoes on display at the Smithsonian, MGM personnel actually made several pairs of red shoes for Judy Garland to use during the filming -- sizes 5 and 6. This was a common practice with centerpiece costumes and props. Many of the shoes cannot be accounted for – well not exactly. It is believed that many of them belong to private collectors. One known collector is Debbie Reynolds. She currently owns the curled-toe red shoes.














