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Winklepicker

Winklepickers or winkle pickers are a style of shoe or boot worn from the 1950s onward, especially popular with British rock and roll fans such as Teddy Boys. The feature that gives both the boot and shoe their name is the very sharp and long pointed toe, reminiscent of medieval poulaines and approximately the same as the long pointed toes on some…

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Winklepicker

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples47
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
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Winklepicker

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related to Modern day · 26
Winklepicker → Alex Zane, Blanaid Montague, British, By, Daniel Johns, English, English DJ, Faris Badwan, Germany, Horrors, Jack White, Kaiser Chiefs, Kills, Kings, Klaxons, Leon, Mod Fun, Neils Children, Noel Fielding, Paolo Vandini Veers
related to 1960s · 10
Winklepicker → Battersea, High Street, However, In, Italian, Italy, Stan's Shoes, They, UK, Winklepickers
related to Origins · 10
Winklepicker → Beatles, Chelsea, Cuban, French, Oxford, Polish, Teddy Boys, Teddy Girls, The, Winklepickers

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toe pointed worn shoes 1960s shoe boot popular winklepickers boots style teddy boys goth also although fashion styles winkle 1950s

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Teddy Boysinstance ofespecially popular with British rock and roll fans0.80text
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sIn0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sUK0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sHowever0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sWinklepickers0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sHigh Street0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sThey0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sItaly0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sStan's Shoes0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sBattersea0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to 1960sItalian0.60section
Winklepickerrelated to Modern dayBy0.60section

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