[DOC] [TLE] Crakow (shoe) - Wikipedia [PAR] Crakows or crackowes were a style of shoes with extremely long toes very 
popular in the 15th century. They were so named because the style was thought 
to have originated in ... period where poulaine toes were fashionable have 
matching long toes. These pattens would have supported the toe of the shoes if 
required. [DOC] [TLE] Crackowes or Poulaines - worn by Polish nobles who introduced ... [PAR] Crackowes or Poulaines - worn by Polish nobles who introduced them to 
England on diplomatic visits, some points on these shoes were so long they had 
to be held up with a chain running from the toe to the knee. ... Some proper 
names for this style are // Proenza Schouler Shoe from London, late 14th cent. [DOC] [TLE] Bliauds, Wimples, and Everything in Between | History of Costume [PAR] Nov 8, 2011 ... So I have decided to make a short dictionary of sorts to increase both my 
understanding and yours. These terms relate mostly to clothing items, but some 
are used in ... toes held up by gold chains attached to the knee if they were long 
... houppelande long, voluminous coat with sleeves sometimes lined or... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about MIDDLE AGES - StudyStack [PAR] CRACKOWES WERE A STYLE OF THESE WITH TOES SO LONG THEY WERE 
SOMETIMES ATTACHED TO THE KNEES WITH CHAINS, SHOES. ELEANOR... [DOC] [TLE] Medieval European Long Toed Shoes - Mercwars.com [PAR] The origins of these shoes have been, by tradition, placed on the feet of Count ... 
The pointed styles were really only worn by the aristocracy, the common people 
... The term "poulaine" is sometimes used to refer to the long-toed shoe in ... Ages
, pointed toed shoes were so long that they had to chain them to their knees". [DOC] [TLE] Crackowes and Poulaines - Fashion, Costume, and Culture ... [PAR] Shoes with pointed, upturned toes had been introduced to Europe by the ... When 
they returned home, they brought back to Europe with them many ... fine fabrics, 
and styles of clothing that were quite foreign to westerners. ... Both of these 
medieval men are wearing poulaines, a type of shoe with very long, pointed toes. [DOC] [TLE] Millennium Icons - Boston.com [PAR] No one knows when shoes were first invented. ... the foot, they're decorative, and 
they are symbols of style, rank, wealth and power. ... Boots start out as separate 
leggings attached to the shoe. ... Sometimes the toe is so long that it has to be 
fastened to the knee with a chain to ... The clergy labels these shoes "scandalous
. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Footwear Cameron Kippen - Scribd [PAR] Sometimes the instep of the sandal was decorated with figures of men defeated 
in ... 1993) the Neolithic herdsman of 3000 BC wore shoes on both feet similar to 
the .... the style included attachments to the knee with a chain to prevent tripping. 
Soon extensions became longer and longer until they were so long they made... [DOC] [TLE] History of shoes: January 2009 [PAR] Jan 1, 2009 ... The sides and heels of the shoes were sometimes decorated with tiny ... York at 
the turn of the century and continued to wear traditional knee pants. ... Only those 
who could afford it wore these styles and the fashion soon .... Feet are not 
secondary sexual characteristics, albeit they have been sexualised. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Footwear Cameron Kippen - Scribd [PAR] Sometimes the instep of the sandal was decorated with figures of men ... Back to 
index Style and Fashion The Greeks took good care of their feet. like ... The 
emperor wore boots of crimson leather sewn with pearls and worn higher over 
the knee that .... Soon extensions became longer and longer until they were so 
long they... [DOC] [TLE] The History of Footwear Cameron Kippen - Scribd [PAR] Boot leggings of fur were attatched to leather soles and worn to protect against 
the weather. ... 1993) the Neolithic herdsman of 3000 BC wore shoes on both feet 
similar to .... the style included attachments to the knee with a chain to prevent 
tripping. ... Soon extensions became longer

Question: Crackowes were a style of these with toes so long they were sometimes attached to the knees with chains
Answer: shoes