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What year was ballet shoes invented?

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Who invented the first flat ballet shoes?

Charles Didelot invented the first ballet shoes in the late 1700s.


Are pointe shoes worn in ballet?

Yes. In fact, ballet is the reason pointe shoes were invented.


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Who began ballet?

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What are ballet shoes?

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What was invented first flat ballet shoes or point shoes?

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What year was ballet first invented?

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Who invented ballet shoes?

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