Although the main reason that women wear high heels may simply be due to the fact some queens, or would-be female monarchs, were un-regally short in statue, it also developed into a sign of affluence. But, fashionable, affluent ladies, BEWARE, since wearing high heels at some points in history, like during the French revolution, could cost you your head!

The first known pairs of these types of shoes were found on a skeleton and are now in a museum in Spain. They have been dated as being four thousand years old. Originally these shoes were only made in black or white, with the dark variety being worn in weekdays and the lighter version used for Sundays.

- Spool heel - A spool heel is wide at the top and bottom and narrower in the middle.

In the 1800's high heels really took off and became popular even for common working class people. But the sexual overtones were frowned upon in many European countries and many campaigners believed they should be banned as they were believed to represent loose morals.

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Female celebrities even inspire unusual bottle shapes. Salvador Dali's fantasy floral, Dali, is housed in a giant pair of glass lips (said to be based on the lady bits of wife Gala). Moschino's whimsical flask shape for Cheap and Chic is inspired by Popeye's Girlfriend, Olive Oyl. And most famously of all, Jean Paul Gaultier's signature scent - a curvy glass bottle with a metal corset - is wearing a stage outfit he designed for Madonna.

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