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What was invented first flat ballet shoes or point shoes?
Flat ballet shoes were invented first in the 1700's and pointe shoes were later made by the famous dancer Marie Taglioni' father, who wanted to make her a better dancer. Marie was not the first to wear them, but she was the first to use them as technique.
Who invented the first flat ballet shoes?
Charles Didelot invented the first ballet shoes in the late 1700s.
When were pointe shoes invented?
1832
Are pointe shoes worn in ballet?
Yes. In fact, ballet is the reason pointe shoes were invented.
What year were pointe shoes invented?
the pointe shoe was invented in 1820 by Charles digelot
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