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Salvatore Ferragamo was born on 5th June 1898 in Bonito, small town in Italy. He used to design shoes fro celebrities in the 1920s for quite some time and then went on to founding the successful venture The Ferragamo Company.
He is credited with having given the famous cage heel and wedge heels in the fashion shoe industry besides other innovative shoe designs too.
Being the eleventh child amongst a family of fourteen children, Ferragamo was very adept at shoe making. It seems he made his first pair of shoes independently at the age of nine and gifted it to one of his sisters. Early in life Ferragamo realized that this was his calling.
He pursued his passion relentlessly and kept working to learn all things about shoe designing. He studied shoe making for a year in the City of Naples and went on to open his first shop in his parent's house. In 1914 he migrated to Boston and joined a shoe factory there.
His brothers too joined him and together they all moved to California where they settled first in Santa Barbara and later in Hollywood where he opened his shop undertaking shoe repairs as well as executing made to order shoes.
He was a master craftsman and a genius. Very soon he attracted the attention of celebrities who started ordering shoes from him and his creations began to become famous earning him the nickname ' Shoe maker to the Stars'. But he was not the one to rest with these glories. His quest to understand why the shoes though good looking in design were not comfortable for the heel and feet made him attend University of Southern California where he studied human anatomy.
In the year 1927, he returned back to his homeland and founded the famous Ferragamo Company where he designed shoes for very famous personalities like Eva Peron, Marilyn Monroe, Maharani of Cooch Behar and other royalty.
Though he passed away on August 7th 1960, his legacy continues to thrive and his company today produces and markets a variety of items including high-end shoes, bags, perfumes, watches, eyewear, fashion clothes and accessories etc.
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Ill Fitting Clothing
When I tell you that your clothes should fit you, most of you may be thinking "Duh". But, give me a chance to explain. A lot of men are wearing clothing that is too large for them or too small for them. A common misconception is that if you are a larger man you should buy larger shirts to minimize your weight. This couldn't be further from the truth. What happens is that in an attempt to camouflage your weight you only make yourself look heavier and larger than you are. On the flip side, some of you buy clothes that are smaller than you actually are.
Just because you can get the pants buttoned doesn't mean that they fit. You will only look like a sausage if you go out of the house.The Solution:
If you currently buy shirts that are very loose fitting, go down a size. You will be amazed at the amount of compliments you receive and inquiries asking if you have lost weight. With pants, make sure that you can get your fingers comfortably in between you and your waist band. This may require you to go up a size or even two. Have no fear, you aren't getting larger, you are now wearing pants that fit.Image Killer #3
Pleated/Cuffed Pants
Many men are guilty of these fashion no no's. Most men have a desire to look their best. If your best means you want to look heavier than you are then wear the pleats. But american racing caps, if you want to appear slimmer and taller then it may be time to ditch the pleats. The goal is to create a nice straight line from the waist down to your shoes.