By the 1950s, the Platform was out of fashion, but by the 1970s, it became all the rage again.
The first of the new wave Platforms was designed by Paloma Picasso in 1968.
The Platform was the shoe everyone wanted in London by this time.
Boots with shocking pink platform soles began to appear.
By their peak in 1975, heels were on average five inches high.
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