Joseph La Rose Yellow Heels 1950s

Joseph La Rose Yellow Heels 1950sJoseph La Rose Women's Size 9 Heels Joseph LaRose loved and lived for shoes. He began his business in Jacksonville but soon his creations were sought after by women everywhere. Though LaRose Shoes skyrocketed to fame, the man behind the works of art never forgot his Florida roots. Up until his death, he dedicated much of his time to his downtown Jacksonville shoe warehouse even after he closed the rest of his stores in other cities. His shoes are

Joseph La Rose | Women's | Size 9 | Heels

Joseph LaRose loved and lived for shoes. He began his business in Jacksonville but soon his creations were sought after by women everywhere. Though LaRose Shoes skyrocketed to fame, the man behind the works of art never forgot his Florida roots. Up until his death, he dedicated much of his time to his downtown Jacksonville shoe warehouse even after he closed the rest of his stores in other cities. His shoes are still very influential and desired by women today.

These vintage rockabilly heels are collectible genuine vintage from 1950, featuring patent leather yellow uppers with a classic pin-up style pointed toe and retro toe-box vamp construction.

Specifications

• Brand: Joseph La Rose
• Era: 1950s
• Pattern: Solid
• Color: Yellow
• Material: Patent Leather upper, Leather sole
• Condition: Deadstock
• Heel Height: 2.5"
• Heel Type: Stiletto
• Manufacturing Origin: Made in the USA

Key Features

Pointed toe silhouette with retro toe-box vamp construction, patent leather finish, stiletto heel, leather sole, classic 1950s rockabilly design from Jacksonville-based designer Joseph LaRose whose creations became sought after by women everywhere.

Perfect for

Collectors of vintage designer footwear, rockabilly and pin-up enthusiasts, vintage fashion historians, display and museum collections, TV and film production wardrobe departments, fashionistas seeking authentic 1950s statement pieces.

Condition Details

Deadstock condition, never worn, without damage. Shows shelf wear and tried-on marks from storage and handling.