Salvatore Ferragamo is a famous haute couture fashion house founded in Florence in 1927. Shortly before, in 1919, Ferragamo gained experience by opening a shoe workshop in California: moving from Italy to the United States, thanks to its ability and earn appointment of "Shoemaker of the Stars", opening the "Hollywood boot shop". Invent the cork wedge, the first patent in the history of fashion. The creativity of the designer has no limits in the post-war period, when you use the available materials, such as the raffia worked and cork for women's shoes. Salvatore Ferragamo gets many awards for his creativity and personal style, visionary cutting edge, taking inspiration from archaeological discoveries in Egypt as he travels to Australia. In the '30s he created the shoe with a pyramid heel and later created the invisible sandal, which won the important Neiman Marcus award, the Oscar for Fashion. In the '50s, the maison enjoys international fame, Ferragamo launches some historical shoes, such as the Kimo sandal, a suede ballerina for the actress Audrey Hepburn and the velvet mini-boot for Brigitte Bardot, the gold sandal. The silk ties, the headscarves and the ballerina "Vara" and "Gancino Bag" become Ferragamo icons, revisited over time. The "gancino" bag is among the first bags created by the Italian designer, who began producing bags in 1965, and then enlarged the fashion proposals together with the family: in the '60s, the women's ready-to-wear wear was born. in the 70s the menswear was launched. In 2004 the shoe was created by partitioning, customizable by the customer.