The Most Iconic Shoe Moments in Film
From Dorothy's ruby red slippers to Andy's Chanel boots in The Devil Wears Prada.

More than 80 years ago, the world was graced with an all-American classic: The Wizard of Oz. While no one knows exactly when women's love affair with shoes began, there's no doubt that Dorothy helped teach us the importance of good footwear. Since then, there have been many more memorable shoe moments in film—from Princess Leia's gray moccasin boots to Andy's Chanel boots in The Devil Wears Prada. See the best shoe moments in movies throughout the years, ahead.







'Belle de Jour,' 1966
Catherine Deneuve's patent leather Roger Vivier buckle shoes are so iconic, they were re-issued in 2017 in honor of the movie's 50th anniversary.









'Forrest Gump,' 1994
"Run, Forrest, Run!" But just what was Forrest Gump running in? A pair of 1972 Nike Cortez sneakers, which the company re-released in 2017.










'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' 2019
When actress Margot Robbie teased her role as Sharon Tate on Instagram, we were instantly transported to the '60s thanks to her amazing white go-go boots.

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