The Opanca Shoe, 1966

A Slavic-inspired sandal that Sergio Rossi designed in 1966. The sandal was a preview to the sexy, strappy sandal that is ubiquitous today.
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A Slavic-inspired sandal that Sergio Rossi designed in 1966. The sandal was a preview to the sexy, strappy sandal that is ubiquitous today.
A white leather buckle shoe with chunky heel from the ’60s, in the early years of the designer’s business.
A red and white leather platform shoe with ankle strap from the ’70s.
A black-and-white spectator-inspired pump with an inverted pyramid heel from the ’80s.
A buckle-accented loafer-bootie hybrid from the ’90s. The shoe was featured in an ad campaign for the brand.
Vintage shoes from the brand archives, including a polka-dot bootie, over-the-knee boot and fur-accented pump.
A lineup of vintage Sergio Rossi shoes spanning from the ’60s on.
A twisted orange-and-yellow sandal and a blue T-strap sandal, archival shoes from the Sergio Rossi library.
A rainbow bootie and sandal from the Sergio Rossi archives.
A pair of red shoes from the Sergio Rossi archive at the brand’s Italy headquarters.
A collection of crystal-studded heels and components in the Sergio Rossi library at the brand’s Italy headquarters.
Vintage lasts from the Sergio Rossi archives.
Archival square toe sandals from Sergio Rossi.
A wall of archival lasts from Sergio Rossi’s libarary at the brand’s Italy headquarters.
Vintage cutout boots in the brand’s shoe library.
Vintage styles through the yearsl.
A vintage last from the Sergio Rossi archives.
Vintage pumps from the brand archives.
Studded boots and leather pieces from the brand archives.
The Sergio Rossi archives have more than 6,000 pairs of archival shoes and more than 12,000 images and documents (including many sketches) that have been digitized.
Vintage sandals that have inspired the brand’s modern SR1 collection.
A red studded sandal with a sculpted heel and a lace-up sandal, both from the Sergio Rossi archive.
The Sergio Rossi archives at the brand’s Italy headquarters.
Vintage boot styles from the archives.
The shoe library at Sergio Rossi’s headquarters in San Mauro Pascoli.
Vintage sandal styles from Sergio Rossi that feel like today’s designs.
A collection of buckle shoes from the Sergio Rossi archives.
Some of Rossi’s shoe lasts at the company’s headquarters.
The designer was primarily concerned with the shapes of the shoes he created. “Since the very beginning of our industrial activities, we focused all our efforts on shape: a key element of the shoe,” Rossi said in 1988.
Red sandals from the Sergio Rossi archives.
The shoe library at Sergio Rossi HQ.
A collections of embellished heels, shown here with a selection of archival loafers.
Gold pumps and boots from the library.
Vintage Sergio Rossi styles.
A classic Sergio Rossi pump.
A selection of Sergio Rossi suede pumps in different heel heights.
An archive-inspired pump from Sergio Rossi’s SR1 collection.
A square toe sandal from the Sergio Rossi SR1 collection, which debuted in 2017.
From Sergio Rossi’s SR1 collection.
An archive-inspired loafer from the brand’s SR1 collection.
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