But in the 1970s, the style was almost equally worn by men and women. Historians refer to this era in the 1960s and '70s as the Peacock Revolution , when men's fashion became more flamboyant.

In addition to the dance-fuelled style of the 1970s (leotards, spandex etc), the punk movement was also key. Started by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren, it was a reaction to the poor state ...

Shoe trends come, go, and come back again. From pumps, slides, platforms, clogs, peep-toes, and UGGs, see the shoes everyone was wearing in each year from 1957.

Shoe trends come and go—and then come back again. Click through to see the last 52 years of pumps, slides, platforms, clogs, peep-toes, and, yes, even Uggs.