Dyeable heels surged in popularity, particularly in the 1980s, for formal events like proms and weddings. They offered a budget-friendly way to perfectly match shoes to the exact shade of a dress, and by using dyeable materials, wearers could easily have their white or cream heels recolored to black or another vibrant shade after the event, ensuring they could be worn again. Super awesome concept. These are a size 6!
